If possible, ask a friend or family member to take photographs of the accident scene and of your injuries the day of the accident and a few days later. This is very important, as sometimes it takes a few days for bruises and scarring to occur. Make sure to contact a lawyer, who will be able to answer specific questions concerning your particular accident and its legal possibilities. If you feel that you are at least partially at fault, it is a good idea to remain silent about the detials of the accident to anyone, including insurance agencies, until you have contacted an attorney. He or she will make sure that your statement is clear and consistent with the facts.
Injuries caused by vehicle accidents are a very common type of personal injury.
Often such injuries can be devastating for both the victims and their families, and when they occur due to another driver's negligence the law allows for actions that will insure just compensation for affected parties. Sometimes, however, an insurance company will deny liability and a lawsuit may be necessary. Mr. Neuman can help you work out the details of your accident, and explain to you what the appropriate legal course of action will be. Whether or not you can sue your doctor for medical malpractice is a difficult question that requires an attorney for proper analysis. Because medicine is not always an exact science, doctors often make a diagnosis that after time proves to be faulty or even damaging.