Sunrise Manor Car Accident Lawyer

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What to do if you are in involved in a car accident?

•Once you or your loved is involved in a car accident, immediately call the police to file an accident claim. Do not leave the scene at any time until help arrives.

•Try not to touch or move anything as it could be used as crucial evidence.

•Take photos of the accident scene even if the police do too. Make sure you get pictures of not only the damage to your car, but also to you as well. Additionally, make sure to capture any street signs and the location (surroundings) of the car accident.

•Important: Do not negotiate who was at fault with the other drivers nor any insurance company without the presence of a car accident attorney. Make sure to call your car accident lawyer right away to ensure that your rights are preserved and that you are protected. The statute of limitations apply to all types of car accident cases, so delaying in hiring an auto accident lawyer could result in a negative outcome regardless who was at fault.

•Always remember, you have the right to pursue a legal claim if you have been injured or someone you love has been injured because of another person’s negligence. Seek legal advice from your car accident lawyer immediately. With our free consultation, you have nothing to lose.

In normal cases, it is legally necessary to determine who was at fault in the case of a car accident. This is especially true once a police report is filed or a legal claim is at stake. Drivers are required and expected to exercise utmost care and practice driving safety at all times while in control of a motor vehicle. Once a driver fails to do so, they are considered to be negligent and may be held responsible for damages. The law also requires the injured party to give proof that it was someone else’s fault that caused the accident, this is referred to as the burden of proof.

Other non-driver factors that can contribute to car accidents include: automobile defects, roads or highway defects, and traffic signals that are not working properly. In situations like these, the car manufacturer or the government is the one held responsible for damages.