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If you have been seriously injured, the first thing you should do is see a doctor. This will protect you and will also protect your claim by establishing a medical record of the injuries. Next you may want to call a lawyer or visit the police. Remember that the statute of limitations may set a deadline on the time you have to pursue your claim. Act promptly to preserve your claim.
TOP TEN THINGS TO DO IF YOU HAVE BEEN IN AN ACCIDENT:
1. Get the names, addresses and telephone numbers of any witnesses.
2. Do not speak to the insurance carrier of the other person involved in the accident.
3. Take pictures of your injuries.
4. Take pictures of any damaged motor vehicles involved in the accident.
5. Take pictures of the scene of the accident.
6. Get immediate medical attention, and describe every part of your body that is injured.
7. Get the name, address, telephone number, driver’s license information, license plate number and insurance company of the other party involved in the accident.
8. Report the accident to your insurance company.
9. Call the police to make an accident report.
10. Contact The Blanch Law Firm, for an immediate free consultation. (888) 8 BLANCH