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When you have just been in an auto accident, there is a lot of confusion and noise going on all around you. So how are you to know what to do? Besides, being the victim of an auto accident can mean many different things. There are several thoughts you will need to take into account for your protection.
If there are injuries, you will need to keep a record of work missed, doctor's appointments, hospitalizations, surgery, and rehabilitation, all while dealing with needing car repairs or perhaps a new car. It is a lot, so that is what an experienced auto accident attorney is here for. We aim to make the process as easy for you as possible, so you don't endure any further suffering.
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Florida vehicle owners are required to purchase protection (PIP), which will cover a portion of the damages in the event of a crash. However, Personal Injury Protection may limit you to the amount you receive and the legal actions you can take.
With millions of auto accidents in the United States each year, you do not want to be one of the many injured who fall victim to the insurance companies that will not represent your best interests. Our Firm will be sure you do not get taken advantage of and get the compensation you need. In this process, our team will advocate for you through trial, if necessary.
The Patient's Law Firm will handle it all so that you can recover.
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Always contact the police and have them write up a report.
Take photos of the scene and the vehicles involved.
Get the names, phone numbers, and driver's license numbers of each driver involved and any witnesses.
Seek medical treatment immediately: your health and wellness is the most critical concern.
Contact an attorney as soon as you can.
Let your insurance company know an accident has occurred but be brief until you have all your faculties together. You never want the story mixed up due to panic or confusion.
Avoid giving your insurance company a statement until you are clear in your mind and have contacted your attorney.
Please don't sign any papers from your insurance company until they have been looked over by your lawyer.
