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What should I do if I am in an automobile accident?

If you are in an accident, it should be reported to your insurance company as soon as reasonably possible.

If you are injured at the scene, do not be afraid of obtaining medical care there.  An emergency medical technician is well qualified to examine you.  If necessary, go to the emergency room for diagnosis and x-rays to ensure there are no broken bones or internal injuries.  Once they release you, it may be a good time to consult an attorney about your case.

During the period prior to making a demand to settle your case and before actual litigation in court, if we cannot get your case settled, we will be constantly updating your file to obtain current medical reports, correspond with insurance adjusters, compiling medical bills or property damage reports and bills to be forwarded for collection from the insurance carrier.  We shall also identify and research actual and potential legal issues, obtain statements from witnesses when necessary and contact potential "Expert" witnesses for trial purposes when the need to do so becomes apparent.