Thursday, February 21, 2013

Preparedness is Key after a Car Accident

At the Law Offices of Burg & Brock, we've seen the difference that a well-documented case can make for personal injury claims after an accident. As a vehicle accident lawyer in Los Angeles, Cameron Yadidi Brock works on a contingency basis and doesn't get paid unless you win a settlement or positive verdict. He's netted a success rate of 97% as an attorney in Los Angeles, which is helped by the fact that he only takes on cases he believes he can win.



Documentation and information following an accident can definitely help this confidence. Here are some ways to strengthen your case around the time of the accident before even seeing one of Burg & Brock's personal injury lawyers in Los Angeles:
  • Locate witnesses and get their contact information. You never know what testimony could come in handy.
  • Take as many pictures as possible. Up close, from far away, all vehicles involved.
  • Don't make any verbal or written claims about fault or injuries at this time. You could be in shock or simply startled, so it isn't a good idea to go on the record about anything.
  • Go to the doctor. This will get you the proper documentation about your injuries and will also prevent any injuries from getting worse. If taken on by Burg & Brock, we can help you front the cost of these visits until your settlement has ended.
These are just a few things that could help your case should it need to proceed to a personal injury claim. Call the Law Offices of Burg & Brock at 1-888-509-2998 if you need compensation for your injuries and damage stemming from an auto accident.

On a personal note, we're big proponents of emergency preparedness kits to keep in your car. Here's a sample list of items to keep as suggested by squawkfox.com with additions from its comments section:

  • Cell phone
  • Disposable camera
  • Pen and paper
  • Medical information card and related information 
  • Emergency contact numbers
  • First aid kit
  • Small road cones, emergency flares 
  • Mylar blankets
  • Candles or other source of light
  • Snacks

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