I had a car accident , what do i need to do next and Can i sue for body injury?

I am not licensed to practice law in Pennsylvania and accordingly can only give you general information.
From the brief information given it sounds like you may have some injuries that will require additional medical care. I would recommend contacting a local attorney to discuss your case. Most attorneys will provide a free consultation.

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If you are still in pain from this crash, then you should see a doctor. Go to your family doctor or your primary care physician. Your car insurance should provide you with $5,000 in medical insurance for any injuries you received in this crash.
If you were taken by ambulance from the scene, there will ultimately be a police report and you will be able to determine who the other driver was and how the accident occurred.
If the facts are such that the accident was caused by another driver and if you were injured, you will be able to make a claim against the other driver for your injuries (although an attorney would have to review your insurance policy to assist you with this). IF you elected "limited tort" insurance (and not "full tort" insurance, then you may not be able to make a claim against the other driver unless you sustained a "serious injury."

The most important thing is to get any medical attention you need for your injuries.
Then, you can consult with a lawyer who will be able to help you in getting the police accident report, and in making any claim on your behalf.

Dale Larrimore

As I am licensed in Florida and Vermont, I cannot offer you specific legal advice as to Pennsylvania state law. However, generally, the situation you describe is often typical following an automobile collision.

You should immediately seek a consultation with a personal injury attorney in your area and see whether or not the attorney is able to undertake your representation. In the interim, you should seek medical treatment for your pains and not give any statement whatsoever to the adverse insurance carrier nor should you give any statement to your own insurance company until after you have had an opportunity to speak with an attorney. I would also suggest that you photograph your damaged car and any injuries you may have, such as black and blue marks, cuts, scrapes etc. You may also find it helpful to review some of the Legal Guides which I have published on Avvo.com, many of which deal with the situations you are now facing.

Remember, the insurance carrier is not your friend nor your good neighbor. The sole goal of any insurance company is to pay you nothing or as little as possible on your claim.