Augment LeadsThis page is for injury firms licensed in Florida. It covers the Florida rules that shape a car accident claim, what your intake team should screen for, and how our leads work. For how these rules compare across states, see the car accident leads by state hub.
Car crashes in Florida
Florida recorded 3,138 motor vehicle crash deaths in 2024, according to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety's state-by-state Fatality Facts, based on the federal Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS). Deaths are only the most severe outcome; far more crashes cause injuries.
Florida rules that shape a car accident claim
Fault and insurance system
Florida is a no-fault state. Under Florida Statutes section 627.736, personal injury protection (PIP) pays up to $10,000 in medical and disability benefits, regardless of fault. Medical benefits apply only if the injured person receives initial services and care within 14 days after the accident, and reimbursement is limited to $2,500 if a provider determines there was no emergency medical condition.
Comparative fault rule
Florida uses modified comparative negligence. Florida Statutes section 768.81 reduces damages by the claimant's share of fault, and under subsection (6) a party found greater than 50 percent at fault for their own harm may not recover any damages.
Deadline to file an injury lawsuit
Florida Statutes section 95.11(5)(a) sets two years for an action founded on negligence.
The 14-day treatment rule
For intake, the PIP 14-day rule is the date to catch. If a caller hasn't seen a doctor since the crash, find out how many days have passed. A caller who was treated within 14 days has a different PIP picture than one who wasn't.
General information, not legal advice. Confirm current rules with the statute or your counsel.
What this means for Florida intake
- Ask when they first got medical care after the crash, and where. Record the number of days since the accident.
- Ask whether a provider said it was an emergency medical condition, if they know.
- Get a clear account of fault. A caller found more than 50 percent at fault can't recover under section 768.81(6).
- Ask whether they've already talked to or signed with another lawyer.
Speed matters more than any script. For call openings and follow-up, see our speed-to-lead intake scripts.
What every Florida car accident lead includes
The injured person fills in our form themselves. Each lead includes:
- Accident type
- Date of the accident
- Location (state and ZIP)
- Injury status
- Medical treatment so far
- Whether they already have an attorney
- An SMS-verified phone number
- A TrustedForm certificate
Leads that don't match your filters aren't sent. The TrustedForm certificate records the form session and the consent to be contacted, and the SMS check confirms the phone number. Our TrustedForm and lead verification guide explains how to read both.
How it works for Florida firms
- Book a call. Tell us you're licensed in Florida, plus any other states, the accident types you take, your intake hours and where leads should go.
- Set your Florida screening and place a first paid order. We agree your filters with you, using questions like the ones above.
- We run MVA campaigns nationwide. A lead reaches you only when the accident happened in a state you've chosen and the lead passes your filters.
- Leads arrive live in your CRM by webhook, LeadDocket, Litify or GoHighLevel, or by email or SMS alert. See lead routing and CRM delivery.
We don't publish lead volume or ad figures for any single state. The full process is on how it works, and the service is on our MVA leads page.
About Augment Leads
Augment Leads was founded in 2022, is trusted by over 50 law firms and generates 10,000+ leads every month, nationwide. We sell exclusive leads, pay per lead, with no agency retainer and no minimum term. Every lead goes to one firm only, and unqualified leads are replaced under our written replacement policy.
Spanish-speaking MVA leads are part of our regular product.
Frequently asked questions
What are Florida car accident leads?
Florida car accident leads are inquiries from people injured in a motor vehicle accident in Florida who want to talk to an injury attorney. At Augment Leads, the injured person fills in the form themselves, the lead is screened against your filters, and it goes to one firm only.
How long does an injured person have to sue after a car accident in Florida?
Florida's Statutes section 95.11(5)(a) sets two years for personal injury actions, with exceptions. Your attorneys should confirm the deadline for each case.
Does Florida's 14-day rule matter for car accident leads?
Yes, for intake. Under Florida Statutes section 627.736, PIP medical benefits apply only if the injured person receives initial services and care within 14 days after the accident. Ask every Florida caller when they were first treated.
Can I get car accident leads only from Florida?
Yes. We generate leads nationwide, and you pick the states where your firm is licensed. If Florida is your only state, your leads come only from Florida. We don't promise a set number of leads for any state, and we'll talk through what your filters can support on the call.
What happens if a Florida lead is unqualified?
We replace it under our written replacement policy, agreed before your first paid order.
Get Florida car accident leads
Tell us your states and how you screen Florida car accident claims. We'll scope your first paid order on the call.