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Automobile Accidents
Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death among those ages 5-34 in the U.S. More than 2.3 million adult drivers and passengers were treated in emergency rooms as a result of being injured in motor vehicle crashes in 2019. The lifetime costs of crash-related deaths and injuries among drivers and passengers were $90 billion in 2019.
Some auto accidents are caused by mistakes or inattention, some by texting drivers, others by impaired or overly aggressive drivers. Many auto accidents are minor and involve more hassle than heartache, but the serious ones create significant problems for the innocent victims. Medical bills, lost wages, disability and physical incapacity, rehabilitation and future health care may seem insurmountable obstacles. Even figuring out the other driver’s insurance company and amount of insurance coverage can be a major problem.
If you or a loved one is involved in an auto accident:
DON’T
- Don’t admit fault.
- Don’t give a statement to anyone other than the police about your auto accident.
- Don’t give information other than your driver’s license and insurance company.
DO
- Do call the police and stay calm.
- Do call for medical assistance.
- Do get the other driver’s driver license and insurance company information.
- Do get witness names and telephone numbers.
- Do take photos of the damage to all involved vehicles and the accident scene.
Once you get home, call us for what to do to best protect your rights and get fair compensation. Over the past 35 years we have successfully handled thousands of auto accident injury cases. We have the experience and aggressive reputation to maximize recovery for you and your loved ones.