Picture this: You’re out on the water enjoying a perfect Florida day when suddenly everything goes wrong. One moment you’re cutting through the waves, the next you’re dealing with injuries, insurance companies, and a whole lot of legal confusion. If you’ve been in a jet ski accident, you know that a sunny day can turn into a nightmare pretty quickly.
Here at Mausner Graham Injury Law, we’ve seen it all when it comes to boating and water sports accidents. Over the years, we’ve helped hundreds of clients navigate these tricky cases, recovered millions in compensation, and earned the trust of families across South Florida (our 600+ five-star reviews speak for themselves). Whether you were riding solo, had a passenger, or got blindsided by someone else’s reckless driving, we’re here to help you figure out what comes next.
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Why Jet Ski Accidents Are So Complicated
Jet ski injury claims involve more than just a simple negligence case. These accidents often take place on open water, which means a mix of Florida law and federal maritime law may apply. Add in insurance loopholes, confusing waiver agreements, and hard-to-prove liability, and you’ve got a case that demands deep legal experience.
Some of the most common causes of jet ski accidents include:
- Inexperienced or intoxicated operators
- Speeding or reckless behavior
- Mechanical failures
- Unsafe rental equipment
- Poor visibility or crowded waterways
If your crash involved a rental jet ski, there’s a good chance the company had you sign a waiver. But that doesn’t always mean they’re not responsible. Our attorneys know how to challenge unfair agreements and investigate whether safety protocols were ignored.
What You Should Do After a Jet Ski Accident
If you or someone you care about was injured in a jet ski crash, taking the right steps early on can protect your claim:
- Seek medical care immediately.Even if injuries seem minor, internal injuries or head trauma can worsen without treatment.
- File an official report.This may be with local police, the Coast Guard, or the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission, depending on where it happened.
- Gather evidence.Take photos, get witness names, and hold onto any documents like rental contracts or medical records.
Do not speak to the insurance company without legal help.Their goal is to minimize payouts. Ours is to protect you.
Contact us today for your free & confidential case review. Our team will help you get the compensation that you deserve.
How MG Injury Law Helps Jet Ski Accident Victims
Our team is led by former prosecutors who now fight for injury victims across the state of Florida. We’ve handled maritime and boating injury cases for years, and we know what it takes to win. In fact, we’ve recovered millions for clients hurt in accidents involving boats, jet skis, and cruise ships.
What sets us apart?
- Clear, client-focused communication.You’ll never be left wondering what’s happening with your case.
- Remote sign-up options.A lot of our clients retain us without ever stepping into our office.
- Aggressive investigation and negotiation.We act fast to preserve evidence and push back against lowball offers.
- Trial-ready attorneys.If the insurance company won’t offer a fair settlement, we’re ready to take your case to court.
With over 100 active cases and a growing reputation across Florida, our mission is to protect people who have been seriously injured, especially when the odds seem stacked against them.
Real Clients. Real Results.
We’ve helped clients recover significant compensation after maritime and jet ski-related injuries. One recent case involved a client who suffered multiple fractures after a reckless jet ski rider collided with them at high speed. Our team secured a substantial settlement that covered medical bills, lost wages, and long-term care needs.
But it’s not just about results — it’s about relationships. Just read our client reviews. People trust us because we show up, we listen, and we fight hard.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How long do I have to file a jet ski accident claim in Florida?
Most negligence claims in Florida must be filed within 2 years. If the accident occurred on a cruise or was maritime in nature, a different timeline may apply — some as short as 1 year with a 6-month notice requirement.
Can I still sue if I signed a waiver?
Possibly. Waivers don’t always hold up in court, especially if the rental company failed to maintain the equipment or didn’t follow safety regulations. Let our legal team review your situation.
What if the other driver didn’t have insurance?
We’ll explore every option, including going after the rental company or other liable parties. Sometimes your own uninsured boater coverage may apply.
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If you were injured on a jet ski in Miami or anywhere in Florida, don’t wait. The sooner you contact us, the better your chances of preserving evidence and building a strong case.
We offer free case reviews and only get paid if we win. Reach out today to speak with a dedicated attorney who truly understands the challenges of water-related accidents.
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Last Updated Friday, June 6th, 2025
