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(6) Steps To Take After A Car Accident:
1. Get Medical Treatment - Your immediate health and safety are the utmost important and should be your first concern after an accident. Even if you don't feel like you're hurt, it's important to see a doctor within 24 hours of the accident. Some injuries, such as whiplash, don't show up right away. It's important to have documentation from a medical professional to show the link between your accident and any injuries you sustain.
2. Do not speak to anyone about your accident that you did not call. Often, your personal information is sold to someone soliciting accident patients. This information can be gathered at the accident scene or even at the hospital. If someone calls you about your accident that you did not call, they are illegally pursuing your case which can jeopardize your health treatment and settlement. If you do get a call, ask them how they obtained your information. They will often hang up at this point.
3. ER Visit - If you go to the emergency room after your accident, this documentation will serve as proof to the at-fault insurance company about the severity of your accident. However, you will still need to follow up with a doctor who specializes in accident injuries. Victims who do not go to the ER should follow up with an accident doctor within 24-48 hours of the accident.
4. Legal Representation - No matter how minor your accident, it's always a good idea to consult an attorney before discussing the accident with an insurance company or accepting any settlement offers. Insurance companies will often make a quick settlement offer that is far lower than you are entitled to. If you accept this offer, the claim is completed, even if you realize later that it didn't cover all of your damages. We work with attorneys nationwide. If