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Had an accident
in Florida?

I can help — free.

Hi, I'm Angi Toro. I'm not an attorney or a doctor, but I know the right team to get you medical care and legal representation at no cost to you.

💵 Compensation for your accident · 🚘 Auto · Workplace · Slip & Fall · 📍 All of Florida

No cost · No commitment · Immediate response

⚠ If you were in a car accident

You only have 14 days to activate your medical insurance

In Florida, the No-Fault law (PIP) covers up to $10,000 in medical expenses. That benefit is lost if you don't act within the first two weeks.

⏰ New: Since 2023, you only have 2 years to file a lawsuit (it used to be 4). Don't lose your right.

Act now — it's free

18+

years of experience

24/7

available for you

$0

cost to the client

100%

bilingual service

240+

educational posts on Instagram

The process

From accident to compensation

01

You contact me

Through WhatsApp, phone call, Instagram DM, or form. You tell me what happened, when, and where.

02

We review your case

I explain your rights in your language, with no pressure and no obligation.

03

We connect you

I refer you to the right 1-800-NO-FAULT attorney and doctor for your type of case.

04

You recover

Without paying anything. Fees are only collected if they win your case.

Why Angi Toro?

I speak Spanish.
I understand you.
I'm with you.

I'm Angi Toro, and I work directly with the 1-800-NO-FAULT team — a referral service with over 18 years helping accident victims in Florida.

Every day I talk to people from our community who don't know they have the right to free medical care, compensation for their injuries, and legal representation where the attorney only gets paid if they win your case.

From Miami to Orlando, from Tampa to Hialeah — I'm here for you.

On my Instagram @ingangitoro I share daily information about your rights after an accident. With over 240 educational posts, my commitment is to make sure the Hispanic community in Florida knows they have options.

18+

years of the 1-800-NO-FAULT network in Florida

24/7

available, including weekends

$0

cost to guide and connect you

240+

educational posts on Instagram

Follow me on @ingangitoro
Angi Toro, accident case manager in Florida — Accident Help USA (1-800-NO-FAULT)

We answer your questions

Frequently asked questions about accidents in Florida

What should I do immediately after a car accident in Florida? expand_more

Call 911, seek medical attention within the first 14 hours to activate your PIP insurance, document the accident with photos, and contact me. The first few days are critical to protecting your case.

Do I need insurance to receive medical help after an accident in Florida? expand_more

Not necessarily. Florida's No-Fault system covers up to $10,000 in medical expenses with your own PIP insurance, regardless of who was at fault. If the other driver was responsible, you may be entitled to additional compensation.

How much does it cost to hire an accident attorney in Florida? expand_more

Nothing upfront. Attorneys in the 1-800-NO-FAULT network work on contingency: they only get paid if they win your case, and their fee comes from the compensation they recover for you.

How long do I have to file a lawsuit after an accident in Florida? expand_more

Since 2023, the statute of limitations in Florida is 2 years from the date of the accident (it used to be 4 years). That's why acting quickly is crucial. Contact me as soon as possible so you don't lose your right.

Can I still get help if the accident happened days or weeks ago? expand_more

Yes, contact me as soon as possible. You have 2 years from the date of the accident to file a civil lawsuit, but the sooner you act, the easier it is to gather evidence and maximize your compensation.

Can I get help even if I'm an immigrant or don't speak English? expand_more

Yes. The entire process can be handled completely in Spanish. Your immigration status does not affect your right to compensation for injuries in Florida. This applies to both car accidents and workplace injuries.

What happens if the other driver left the scene (hit and run)? expand_more

You still have options. Your PIP insurance covers your initial medical expenses. If you have uninsured motorist coverage (UM/UIM), you can recover additional compensation. Contact me and I'll explain how it works.

What is Florida's 51% comparative negligence law? expand_more

Since 2023, if you were partly at fault in the accident, you can still receive compensation as long as your percentage of fault doesn't exceed 51%. If you're found more than 51% responsible, you lose the right to sue. That's why it's important to have an attorney protecting your case.

I was in an Uber or Lyft accident — who pays? expand_more

Rideshare companies carry policies of up to $1,000,000 that can cover your injuries. Coverage depends on whether the driver was active on the app at the time of the accident. Whether you're a passenger, the other driver, or a pedestrian, you may be entitled to compensation.

How long does an accident case take in Florida? expand_more

Simple cases can be resolved in 3 to 6 months. More complex cases with serious injuries can take 1 to 2 years. The goal is always to maximize your compensation, not just close quickly.

What is 1-800-NO-FAULT and what is their relationship with Angi Toro? expand_more

1-800-NO-FAULT is a medical and legal referral service with over 18 years in Florida. It's not a law firm — it connects accident victims with the right professionals. Angi Toro is a contact manager for this network, helping the Hispanic community access these services through her brand Accident Help USA.

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More information on my Instagram

Every day I post tips, legal rights, and real cases so the Hispanic community in Florida knows they have options after an accident.

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Car Accidents

Tips about PIP, No-Fault, and your rights on the road

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Workplace Accidents

Your rights at work even without documentation

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Slip & Fall

What to do if you fell in a business or someone else's property

Follow @ingangitoro — 240+ posts

Don't wait.
Every day counts.

In Florida, legal deadlines are strict — you now only have 2 years to act. Contact me today — my guidance is completely free and with no obligation.