Frequently Asked Questions: Auto Accidents
What should I do if I’m involved in an auto accident?
- Seek police and medical attention immediately. The police will need to make a report of the incident, and a trained medical professional will need to assist you with any injuries you may have sustained. NOTE: You may not feel any pain immediately after an accident – that does not mean you are uninjured. Some injuries may take hours or even days to present themselves.
- Seek the advice of an attorney who specializes in personal injury and auto accidents to find out your rights and what compensation you may be able to receive.
I was injured in an auto accident. What can I do?
If you have already retained the services of an experienced attorney, you should consult them on whether you can file a personal injury claim and receive compensation for your injuries.
What makes me eligible to receive compensation for my injuries?
- Your injuries must be a direct result of the auto accident
- You must not have been 50% or more at fault in the accident
- Your attorney must prove the negligence of the party responsible
What can I receive compensation for?
You may be eligible to receive compensation for present and future medical expenses and wage loss, mental pain and anguish, loss of enjoyment of life, and more.
How much money can I get?
This will depend upon several factors: who was at fault in the accident, the severity of injuries you received, the impact the accident on your life and lifestyle, and more. Your best option is to work with a competent and aggressive law firm, such as the El Dabe Auto Accident Law Firm, whose attorneys use their experience and passion in this area of law to protect your rights and get you the compensation you need and deserve.
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