Practice areas
Car accidents
A crash brings physical and financial consequences. Then come the insurers, the argument over fault and, sometimes, litigation to obtain fair compensation.
How the firm helps
Case evaluation
An initial review to determine whether there is a viable claim based on the facts of the accident and the applicable law.
Dealing with insurers
The firm handles communications with the insurance companies so that you do not settle for less than your claim is worth.
Injury claim
Medical expenses, lost income, pain and suffering and other related damages.
Trial, if necessary
If there is no fair settlement, the case can be taken to court.
What to do after a car accident
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See a doctor to have your injuries examined.
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Take photos of your car, the scene of the accident and your injuries.
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Do not discuss the accident with insurers or investigators without your lawyer; they often record the conversation.
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Do not sign or complete documents; send all correspondence to your attorneys.
General guidance. Your specific case is reviewed in the free consultation.
Frequently asked questions
What if the other driver has no insurance?
You may need to claim under your own policy if you have uninsured-motorist coverage. The consultation reviews the coverage you have and the options available.
Who pays for the repairs to my vehicle?
Generally, the insurer of the party at fault. If that party has no insurance, your own policy may cover the costs under collision or uninsured-motorist coverage.
Who pays the medical bills if I am injured?
Depending on your location and policy, medical expenses may be covered by your health insurance or by the personal injury protection (PIP) coverage of your auto policy. They may also be claimed from the responsible driver's insurer.
Call today. The consultation is free and in your language.
1 (800) SEAYUDA1 (800) 732-9832 · cesar@clvlaw.com
- Available 24/7, in Spanish or English
- Free, confidential consultation
- No attorney’s fee unless we win
- Regardless of immigration status