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1. Personal injury lawyers throughout the US tell us the types of cases they specialize in.
2. Claimants (like you) submit their case details. The closest attorney, who accepts your claim type, is immediately notified.
3. Your Accident.com lawyer reaches out immediately to discuss your case or schedule a free consultation.
Hiring a lawyer is an important decision if you have large medical bills, lost wages, or were injured due to negligence.
Accident.com connects you to a lawyer that makes sure you get paid everything you are entitled to. Your lawyer files your claim for you and then negotiates the amount of your settlement.
If the insurance company is believed to be acting in bad faith, your lawyer can request a trial and sue for a higher settlement.
Your lawyer will:
1) Request medical records for you.
2) Review police reports and medical charts.
3) Communicate back and forth with your insurance adjuster.
Accident.com lawyers do the heavy lifting, so you don’t have to.
Yes, you should always call the police after an accident. The police can document all of the information related to the car accident, including details you may not have considered recording. Also, if the accident involves injuries and you decide to take legal action, the police report acts as an official record of the accident and will support your case.
What to do after a car accident that's your fault depends on how the car accident happened. If you hit a fixed object or parked car or if you rear-ended another driver, the car accident is generally considered to be your fault. Otherwise, the police officer taking the report, as well as the auto insurance company that does the investigation, can make that determination.
You may wonder what to do after a car accident injury or how it will be settled. Settlements can cover a number of items, including (but not limited to) auto damages, medical bills and payment for time missed from work. If you choose to take legal action, your attorney will file the insurance claim for you.
Personal injury lawyers have years learning the ins-and-outs of the law, so you don’t need to. Lawyers will let you know all of your rights and the best strategies to pursue your claim.
If there are multiple claims, your lawyer can file more than one on your behalf, or get additional help from other attorneys.
1. Always stop if you are involved in an accident, this is your legal obligation.
2. Never admit responsibility for the accident.
3. Check to see if anyone needs urgent medical care.
4. Contact the police (you need a police report to file an insurance claim).
5. Limit your conversation about the accident with the other party.
6. Get the facts of your car accident (names, address, license plate, phone number, etc).
7. Speak to an attorney before your insurance company, especially if you have injuries.
Sometimes when an adjuster does not offer a fair settlement, alternative methods of dispute resolution are necessary. Your lawyer is prepared to handle your arbitration, mediation, or trial when necessary.
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