Palm Springs Law Services

Palm Springs, FL Car Accident Lawyer

Palm Springs, FL Personal Injury Lawyers — Local Office on 10th Ave N

Our main office sits in Palm Springs, Florida — not Palm Springs, California — at 4300 10th Ave N, where we have served Palm Beach County injury victims for over 25 years. From Congress Avenue corridor crashes to slip-and-falls at local shopping plazas and rideshare collisions, we provide hands-on representation with the accessibility of a neighborhood firm and the resources to take on major insurers.

Quick answer

Looking for a personal injury lawyer in Palm Springs, Florida (Palm Beach County)? After a car accident on Congress Avenue, a Lyft or Uber crash, or a slip-and-fall near 10th Avenue North, seek medical care within 14 days for PIP purposes and preserve photos and witness information. Aaron R. Coven, LLC is headquartered in Palm Springs at 4300 10th Ave N and represents local injury victims on a no-fee-unless-we-win basis.

Reviewed by Aaron R. Coven , Florida Bar No. 38988. Updated August 21, 2026.

Where do car crashes happen most in Palm Springs, FL?

Palm Springs drivers navigate dense traffic where Congress Avenue crosses Forest Hill Boulevard, Lake Worth Road, and 10th Avenue North — intersections that appear repeatedly in local crash data. Rear-end collisions, left-turn conflicts, and parking-lot impacts can cause injuries that worsen over days. We tie emergency and follow-up care to the crash date and pursue compensation when another driver's negligence caused your harm.

What happens after a Lyft or Uber crash in Palm Springs?

Rideshare trips through Palm Springs may involve multiple insurance layers — the driver's personal policy, the rideshare company's commercial coverage, and your own uninsured motorist protection. Timing matters: coverage phases change depending on whether the driver was en route to a passenger or carrying a rider. We identify applicable policies and document injuries so carriers cannot minimize rideshare claims.

Can I walk into the Palm Springs office for a consultation?

Being based in Palm Springs means faster access to your attorney, local knowledge of Palm Beach County courts, and relationships with area medical providers including JFK Medical Center. Consultations are free, and we work on contingency.

Helpful Resources

Monthly evidence brief with local crash-trend context and documentation priorities for Palm Springs injury claims.

Palm Beach crash insights →

Our Practice Areas in Palm Springs

Palm Springs, FL car accident claims on Congress Avenue, 10th Avenue North, and Forest Hill Boulevard.

  • Congress Avenue collisions
  • 10th Avenue North accidents
  • Forest Hill Boulevard crashes
  • Lake Worth Road incidents
  • Rideshare accidents (Uber/Lyft)
  • Shopping plaza accidents
Car Accidents services in Palm Springs →

Premises injuries at Palm Springs retail centers, medical offices, and restaurants.

  • Shopping center accidents
  • Restaurant injuries
  • Medical facility incidents
  • Retail store injuries
  • Parking lot falls
  • Sidewalk and entry hazards
Slip & Fall services in Palm Springs →

Commercial truck and delivery vehicle crashes on Palm Springs arterial roads.

  • Congress Avenue truck accidents
  • Forest Hill Boulevard incidents
  • Delivery vehicle crashes
  • Construction zone collisions
  • Loading dock incidents
Truck Accidents services in Palm Springs →

What should I do after an injury in Palm Springs?

Today

  • Get emergency or urgent care if you have pain, dizziness, or visible injury.
  • Photograph the scene, vehicles, and any hazards that caused a fall.
  • Save rideshare trip details if a Lyft or Uber was involved.

This week

  • Request the crash or incident report from Palm Springs PD.
  • Track medical visits, prescriptions, and time missed from work.
  • Report the claim to your auto insurer as required by your policy.

This month

  • Avoid treatment gaps and keep a short journal of symptoms and limitations.
  • Review legal options before accepting a low early settlement offer.

Palm Springs Accident Statistics

876
Total Accidents
423
Injury Cases
2023
Report Year

Areas We Serve in Palm Springs

Neighborhoods

Our firm serves injury victims throughout Palm Springs, including Village Center, Congress Avenue Corridor, Forest Hill Area, Lake Worth Road District, Military Trail Section and surrounding areas.

ZIP Codes Served

334613340633463

Local Resources

Palm Springs Police Department

Accident reports within the Village of Palm Springs.

JFK Medical Center

Emergency care near Palm Springs.

Aaron R. Coven, LLC — Palm Springs Office

Main office serving Palm Springs and Palm Beach County.

Contact Us

4300 10th Ave. N., Second Floor
Palm Springs, FL 33461

What do people ask a Palm Springs car accident lawyer?

Is your law firm located in Palm Springs, Florida or California?

Our main office is in Palm Springs, Palm Beach County, Florida at 4300 10th Ave N. We also serve clients from our Orlando office for Central Florida cases.

How soon do I need medical care after a Palm Springs car accident?

As soon as practical. Fla. Stat. § 627.736 generally requires initial PIP medical treatment within 14 days of the motor-vehicle accident. Same-day or next-day care also documents that injuries are tied to the crash on Congress Avenue, 10th Avenue North, or a Lyft/Uber trip.

What should I do after a Lyft or Uber accident in Palm Springs?

Seek medical care within Florida's PIP 14-day window under Fla. Stat. § 627.736, report the crash to law enforcement, screenshot your rideshare trip receipt, and avoid giving detailed recorded statements until you know which insurance policies apply.

How long do I have to file an injury claim in Palm Springs, FL?

Florida's general negligence statute of limitations is four years under Fla. Stat. § 95.11 for most cases, but PIP requires timely medical treatment — generally within 14 days of the crash under § 627.736 — to preserve no-fault benefits.

Can I recover if I was partly at fault for a Palm Springs crash?

Often yes. Fla. Stat. § 768.81 uses modified comparative negligence. If you are 50% or less at fault, recovery is reduced by your share. If you are more than 50% at fault, you typically cannot recover from other at-fault parties.