• Full name, address, date of birth, phone number and driver’s license number of all parties involved.
• Vehicle information, such as year\make\model & plate number of all vehicles involved.
• Insurance information for all parties involved, such as name, phone number, policy number & insured’s (more…)

• Medical Bills / Expenses
• Lost Wages
• Pain and Suffering
• Out of Pocket Expenses
• Property Damage

You have the right to be fairly compensated for your injuries and loss.
You have the right to recover both past an future medical expenses.
You have the right to a percentage of your lost wages if you are employed.
You have the right to recover money damages for your pain, suffering, (more…)

Take photos of the damages to all vehicles involved. Take photos of the scene including any skid marks. Take photos of any visible injuries.

Always ask if a conversation is being recorded. Never give an oral statement without your attorney’s permission or presence. You may however give a statement to a police officer at the scene of the accident.

Whether the accident is your fault or not, Call your agent or insurance company’s 800 number immediately and report the claim. This can save you a lot of time later waiting for your claim to be processed.

You should take care of your injuries immediately. You could be injured and not know it. Your health is the top priority and any delay in seeking medical attention for an injury sustained in a car accident could be used against you by the insurance company.

Although law enforcement officers in many locations may not respond to accidents unless there are injuries, drivers should file a state vehicle accident report (sometimes called a blue form), which is available at police stations and often on the Department of Motor Vehicles web site (more…)