Everything is going great and then . . . bam . . . you’re involved in a collision that isn’t even your fault! You were minding your own business, obeying all the traffic laws, and even trying to anticipate how other vehicles were maneuvering. But, now, you are going to spend time and money trying to recover for your injuries and property damage. A torrent of thoughts race through your mind and adrenaline courses through your body for hours . . . or days . . . after a collision. We know it is a harrowing experience.
So, what can you do immediately after a collision? This is the advice that I share with family and friends based on 30 years of working on both sides of auto accident cases. While it isn’t rocket science, it will help you to be prepared and make the best decisions possible when everything may seem out of control.
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