Polaris Injury Law - November 2023

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425.637.1300

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ESSENTIAL STEPS TO TAKE AFTER A CAR ACCIDENT

DOCUMENT THE SCENE. Use your smartphone to take photos and videos of the accident scene. Capture damage to vehicles, road conditions, traffic signals or signs, and any visible injuries. This visual evidence can be invaluable later. SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION. Even if you feel fine initially and don’t require paramedics, some injuries may not immediately manifest symptoms. It’s crucial to get a medical evaluation as soon as possible. A medical record can help link your injuries to the accident. NOTIFY YOUR INSURANCE COMPANY. Report the accident to your insurance company promptly. Provide them with accurate and complete information about the incident. As a word of advice, consult an attorney before making any statements to either party’s insurance company. CONTACT US. If you sustained significant injuries or believe the accident was caused by another party’s negligence, we can help you understand your legal rights and navigate the claims process to receive the compensation you deserve!

Car accidents can be physically and emotionally traumatic experiences. In the aftermath of a collision, it’s essential to prioritize your safety and well-being while protecting your legal rights. Here are crucial steps to follow if you find yourself in a vehicle accident. SAFETY FIRST. Your priority is safety. Check yourself and others for injuries, and if anyone is seriously hurt, call 911 immediately. If it’s safe to do so, move your vehicle to the side of the road to avoid further accidents. REPORT THE ACCIDENT. In most jurisdictions, you’re required to report an accident to the police. Not only is police assistance invaluable in these situations, but a police report can be essential for insurance claims and legal proceedings. EXCHANGE INFORMATION. Exchange contact and insurance information with the other driver(s) involved. Gather names, phone numbers, addresses, insurance policy details, and license plate numbers. Be polite and cooperative, but avoid discussing fault or assigning blame.

STEVE’S CORNER Steve Lingenbrink is the founding partner of Polaris Injury Law, formerly Lingenbrink Law and Lingenbrink Cazares Injury Lawyers.

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