Expert Advice When You Need It Most
Posted almost 3 years ago. Applies to California, 1 helpful vote, 0 comments
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Seek Immediate Medical AttentionIf you have been seriously injured in an accident, go to the hospital or visit an urgent care center. Visit with your primary care physician who can help you with a treatment plan to help get you better. 2
Obtain InformationIf you can, get the other driver's information. Name, address, phone number, license plane number, insurance information, witnesses, police officer's name, location of accident. 3
Do Not Take BlameAfter an accident, the excitement, shock, and fear you go through is enough to raise anyones stress level. Do not volunteer any information or take blame. 4
Speak with an AttorneySpeak with an attorney immediately about your case. All cases are different and should be handled properly and effectively by an experienced attorney. Related Questions3 Attorney answers: 
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