Objectives & Goals
Injuries resulting from someone else’s careless behavior and/or negligent action, either work related or from a simple automobile collision, requires swift and deceive action in order to preserve and protect your rights under the law.  Even from the initial impact or injury, insurance companies and employers are already working against you. They are well prepared, trained and represented by teams of adjusters, investigators and lawyers, who work quickly to diminish and/or deny your claims, injuries and damages, even though you were injured by no fault of your own.
Our law firm provides knowledgeable advice and experienced trial lawyers who will help you maneuver your claim through a sea of insurance red tape, complex legal issues and litigation hurdles. Our attorneys protect your rights and help you pursue all claims you are entitled to make under the law. It is our goal to provide each client with the knowledgeable advice and action every step of the way.
What To Do in Case of an Auto Accident
1) Stop Your Car. No matter how minor an accident may be the failure to stop can result in serious criminal consequences. If possible, stop your vehicle at the point nearest the accident scene without obstructing traffic more than necessary
2) Be Careful What You Say. Do not admit fault. Statements made during the excitement of an accident may be misconstrued or misquoted later. Allow the accident investigation reveal who is at fault. Discuss the accident only with the police officer and/or your attorney
3) Call the Police. Allow officers to investigate the scene of the accident. Write down the accident report number and request how and where you can obtain a copy
4) See Your Doctor. Serious injuries do not always result in immediate pain. Consult a doctor or hospital if there is the slighest chance you may be injured
5) Don't Trust Your Memory, Write It Down & Take Photographs. Write down the facts, include the names and addresses of witness, skid marks and distance measurements, the names license plate numbers, insurance information and driver's license numbers of the driver involved.