If you were injured in an accident, your first priority is your safety and medical care. Even if your injuries seem minor, symptoms can appear hours or days later. Seeking prompt medical attention helps protect both your health and your legal rights.

If possible:

• Get medical care immediately

• Document the accident (photos, reports, witness info)

• Avoid speaking with insurance adjusters before understanding your options

Speaking with an injury attorney early can help ensure you don’t accept a settlement that undervalues your case.

Most likely, Yes. After an accident, some injuries like whiplash, soft tissue injuries,  concussions, and other, may not be immediately noticeable. Delaying treatment can potentially worsen injuries and make insurance companies question your claim.

Getting evaluated by experienced medical providers:

• Protects your health

• Creates proper medical documentation

• Strengthens your injury claim

In many cases, treatment options may be available without upfront costs depending on your situation.

Consultations are free. You can speak with an injury attorney about your accident at no cost and with no obligation.

Most personal injury cases are handled on a contingency basis, which means:

• No upfront legal fees

• No fees unless compensation is recovered

This allows injured individuals to get legal guidance without financial risk while focusing on recovery.