Step 1
Describe the accident
Enter the incident type and date, then answer questions about injury, medical care, fault and representation.
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Free case check · 60 secondsAccident details first. Contact later. No account. Accident Intake · Five States
Injured? Check eligibility on this screen.
The form is already here. Answer the accident questions first. We only ask for your name and phone if the case may be a fit.
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Start eligibility check →What the form asks
Accident details first. Contact details later.
No account is required. Use everyday language to describe what happened; the form asks only the questions needed for the current intake review.
Start With the Accident DetailsFree eligibility check. Submission does not create an attorney-client relationship.
Step 2
Add contact details if asked
If the first answers meet the intake criteria, the next step asks for your name, phone number, email and service address so the inquiry can be routed to the correct state.
Start the Intake →Optional case-factor tool
See which details are commonly reviewed after an accident.
This short tool is informational. It does not decide eligibility or estimate a settlement. Use the direct eligibility button below when you are ready to submit accident details.
- 01 Accident type
- 02 Medical treatment
- 03 Fault
- 04 Impact on work and daily life
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What could your case be worth?
Answer four quick questions to see whether common case-value factors may be present.
This is an educational screening tool, not a settlement prediction or legal advice.
Accident types
Choose the incident that best matches what happened.
The form changes a few questions based on the accident type—for example, whether a commercial vehicle or rideshare company was involved.
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Car accidents
Rear-end, intersection, highway, uninsured-driver and multi-vehicle collisions.
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Truck accidents
Commercial trucks, delivery vehicles and crashes involving company drivers.
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Motorcycle accidents
Motorcycle crashes involving serious injuries, unsafe lane changes and visibility disputes.
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Slip & fall
Premises incidents, hazardous conditions and injuries caused by another party's property.
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Rideshare accidents
Uber, Lyft and other rideshare incidents involving layered insurance questions.
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Bicycle accidents
Bicycle crashes, dooring incidents, and roadway conflicts with motor vehicles.
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Florida remains part of the five-state intake.
Use the same form in Florida, California, Arizona, Texas, or New York. The Florida pages below preserve statewide and Miami-area information.
North and Northeast Florida
Jacksonville, Duval County and communities across North Florida.
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Orlando, Tampa Bay, Lakeland, Daytona Beach, Brevard County, Lee County and surrounding communities.
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Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties, including local information for Miami-area accidents.
View Miami-area information →After the accident
The first 30 days, organized.
The hours and weeks after an accident are when the case record gets built. The three steps below cover the documentation, the financial pressure and the attorney conversation that a typical Florida car, truck, motorcycle, rideshare, bike or slip-and-fall case has to navigate. None of this is legal advice — it's the intake-aligned checklist a participating attorney would walk you through anyway.
Days 1–701
Get evaluated and keep the paper trail.
Emergency care, imaging, specialist notes and consistent follow-up appointments form the record that documents your injury and recovery. Even soft-tissue symptoms deserve a clear visit history.
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Weeks 1–402
Don't let the bills outpace the recovery.
Lost income, co-pays and the ER balance start arriving while you are still healing. Knowing what bills can wait, what insurance should cover and what a case review actually looks at can keep a bad week from becoming a bad year.
Bills, lost wages and PIPWhen you're ready03
Talk to a lawyer before you sign anything.
A participating attorney can review the actual policies and facts and explain what is and is not a fit. The intake collects your accident information so that conversation starts with substance, not a sales pitch.
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Common questions right after the accident.
Practical questions about treatment, bills and the first attorney conversation — answered in plain language. A licensed Florida attorney can review the actual facts and provide legal advice.
What should I do in the first 24 hours after a car accident in Florida?+
Get evaluated at an ER or urgent care, even if symptoms seem minor. Photograph vehicles and the scene, exchange information, and request a law-enforcement crash report. CaseClosedFL's intake does not require you to have already completed all of these — it screens the accident details first and asks for contact information only after the basic facts are recorded.
How do I document my injuries for a personal injury claim?+
Keep every visit summary, imaging report, prescription, therapy note and out-of-pocket receipt from the date of the accident forward. Consistent follow-up care is part of the record an attorney reviews. Save communications with any insurance adjuster. The free CaseClosedFL intake captures the date, the providers and the treatment timeline so that information is already organized when a participating attorney reviews the case.
What if I cannot work and the medical bills are arriving?+
Tell your treatment providers the injury is accident-related so billing is routed to the right payer; keep every bill, EOB and wage statement; and ask the intake which insurance layers may apply (PIP, MedPay, the at-fault driver's policy, UM/UIM). CaseClosedFL is not a law firm and does not give financial advice, but the intake records the wage and treatment facts that the participating attorney needs to review the financial side of the case.
When should I talk to a lawyer after an accident?+
Sooner is better than later, especially for truck, rideshare or commercial cases where evidence can be overwritten quickly. The free CaseClosedFL intake collects the basic facts so that first conversation starts with substance; you can also bring the printed intake confirmation to any attorney consult.
Will I have to pay a lawyer upfront?+
Many Florida personal-injury attorneys handle motor-vehicle and slip-and-fall cases on contingency, meaning the fee is collected from any recovery rather than billed up front. The terms of any specific representation are between you and the participating attorney. The CaseClosedFL intake itself is free and does not create an attorney-client relationship.
Want the full checklist?The first 30 days after a Florida accident — documented, billed and the first attorney conversation, in one guide.
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What happens in the intake.
The form checks the accident details before it asks who you are or how to reach you.
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Tell us what happened
Answer a few questions about the accident, your injuries and who was at fault.
2
Let us know if you have a lawyer
If you do, you should continue working directly with your current attorney.
3
Share your contact information
If your case may be a fit, you can securely tell us how to reach you.
4
Wait for intake review
A participating provider may contact you if the inquiry fits that provider's criteria.
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Tell us what happened 01
Apply the intake criteria 02
Share your contact information 03
Review and next steps 04
Accident Intake
Start with the accident details. We ask for your contact information later.
First, the form asks whether you already have a lawyer and who was mainly at fault. If you already have a lawyer—or, for a motor-vehicle accident, you state that you were mainly at fault—the form ends before asking for your name, phone number or email.
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Important consumer disclosure
CaseClosedFL is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice or legal representation. We are a case acquisition and intake service and may connect qualified consumers with participating attorneys. Submission does not create an attorney-client relationship.
The form is at the top of this page.Accident details first. Contact later. Free, no account, no obligation.
Back to the formBefore you begin
Questions about the intake.
What the form costs, when it stops and what can happen after a submission.
Are you a law firm?+
No. CaseClosedFL is a case acquisition and intake service. We collect case information and may connect qualified consumers with participating attorneys or law firms. We do not provide legal representation or legal advice.
Can you tell me exactly what my case is worth?+
No. The online estimator organizes information about treatment, fault, insurance and the effect of the injury. It is not a settlement estimate. Only a lawyer who reviews the facts can give legal advice about a claim.
When does the form stop?+
The form stops before asking for your name, phone number or email if you already have an attorney for the incident. For a motor-vehicle accident, it also stops if you state that you were primarily at fault.
Where is the intake available?+
CaseClosedFL accepts inquiries in Florida, California, Arizona, Texas, and New York. Choose your state at the top of the page so the form records the correct location.
How much does the intake cost?+
There is no charge to complete the eligibility questions or submit the intake. A submission does not create an attorney-client relationship.
What happens after I submit?+
Your information is stored for intake review. A participating attorney may contact you if the inquiry fits that provider's criteria. Contact, representation and any result are not guaranteed.
Have your accident details ready?The eligibility check is free, secure and does not require an account.
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