Do NOT discuss your case with the other driver's insurance company
Their insurance company is not on your side. They are trained to minimize your claim. Call us first — we handle all communications on your behalf.
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Move to a safe location
If possible and safe to do so, move your vehicle out of active traffic to prevent further collisions or injuries.
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Call the police
Always call 911. A responding officer's report documents the other party's information and the circumstances of the accident — both are crucial to your case.
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Seek medical assistance immediately
If you are feeling any pain, seek treatment right away. Do not wait to see if the pain goes away on its own. We can help you find a doctor even without health insurance.
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Photograph all vehicle damage
Take photos of every vehicle involved, the accident scene, skid marks, road conditions, signage, and any visible injuries while still at the scene.
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Obtain the other driver's information
Collect the other driver's full name, address, phone number, license plate, driver's license number, and insurance information.
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Collect witness information
If anyone witnessed the accident, get their name and contact information before they leave the scene. Witnesses can be critical to your claim.
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Notify your own insurance company
Report the accident to your own insurer promptly. However, do not give a recorded statement or discuss fault with anyone before speaking with an attorney.
Do NOT sign any documents
Never sign anything presented by the other party, their insurer, or any representative before consulting with an attorney. Signing can waive your rights.
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