Legal Tips

It is important that you understand your legal rights. Every case presents unique problems that must be properly addressed. Below are some tips regarding what to do after an auto accident. If you have a specific question for our car wreck team lawyers, please e-mail us or call 1-800-310-2222.  

Please keep in mind that each state has a statute of limitations that may bar you from recovering for your injuries after a specified period of time.  To find out if you are able to pursue an auto accident injury claim, contact our auto accident lawyer team today.



Protect Your Rights.

Make a Police Report

Accident information should be documented for the insurance company and your attorney. If the accident involves a hit-and-run driver most policies require a police report. Additionally, without a police report it can be difficult later to identify the responsible parties, witnesses, the date of accident and location of the crash.

Get Medical Help

When needed, it is important that you and any passengers receive medical assistance immediately. If you think you may be OK, but begin to experience pain or discomfort, we recommend you seek medical care. It will be difficult to assert a claim for injuries and pain and suffering without proper medical documentation.

Since the insurance for the party-at-fault is responsible for paying your medical bills you are not restricted by your health plan’s list of doctors.

In the days following the accident you may begin to experience symptoms that were not present immediately after the accident.  Even after a low-impact collision, symptoms such as headaches, neck or back stiffness and pain may arise.

Most people who suffer "soft tissue" injuries seem to find that some form of treatment or physical therapy works best. Clients often seek care from a chiropractor or physical therapist.

Clients who are more seriously injured are usually taken to the emergency room and often are seen by an orthopedic surgeon, neurosurgeon or neurologist. However, each case and injury is unique, and it may be necessary for other specialists to evaluate and treat your condition. You may also want to consider getting a second opinion.

Contact an Auto Accident Attorney

Contacting an auto accident attorney for legal advice can help you determine how to proceed with the party-at-fault’s insurance company.  Contacting an attorney does not require that you proceed with a lawsuit, but may ensure that you are treated fairly by the insurance companies involved.  If you would like to speak with an auto accident attorney today, contact us at 800-310-2222.