If you have been injured in a car accident, and that it was clear that the fault of the other party, you may be entitled to sue.
Whether you are driving the car, a passenger in the car or a pedestrian hit by a car, you are entitled to compensation for all medical expenses, loss of income, and the potential for loss of income and other future expenses related directly to the 'car accident.
ClaimsDoing a car accident after the incident the following will help you to create the strongest case so you get the maximum compensation for a personal injury claim your own:
Call the police immediately
Although the car looks less damage and injury looks as if it was very light and need immediate medical treatment, it is always advisable to call the police to the scene so you can get on the official registry for all.
Later, when you can, get a copy of the official police report and keep it with you. This report contains many important details that may help you when you submit your application to the owner. In cases where the same game and who is to blame, the report may also include the opinion of the police officer who was responsible for the incident.
Catch and retain all documents related to the incident
Take notes about the incident as soon as you are able. Include as much detail as possible, even those that may seem trivial at the time. You will need to keep all receipts and records that are associated with the incident. This can include:
• pictures of the car and the scene
• Photos of his wounds immediately after the incident
• notes and prescription orders and receipts relating to your medical care, including X-ray and details of visits to physical therapy, family doctor, emergency room or a chiropractor. Ensure that the necessary documents, signed and dated. You do not want rejected in a technical error.
• Keep receipts for all the different costs, which were a direct result of the accident - they pay for a taxi, and the cost of hiring child care or cancel flights if you're traveling.