Car Accidents: Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Will I be entitled to wages that I lost from not being able to work due to my car accident injuries?

A: Most likely.

Q: Who will pay for medical care?

A: Winning this type of personal injury case will usually result in winning an award for compensation that is needed to pay all medical expenses.

Q: My car was damaged in the accident! Now what?

A: We will fight for the compensation that you need to fix your car and restore it back to its pre-accident condition.

Q: The other driver's insurance adjuster keeps calling me. What do I do?

A: It is best to remember that another driver's insurance adjuster works for that insurance company and that they are looking our for the best interests'of that driver and their insurance company. You are better off not talking to the other adjuster until you have spoken to one of our attorneys.

Q: What will happen if the insurance company won't pay what the case is worth?

A: Most of the time, this doesn't happen. However, if it is necessary, the case will be fought in court.

Q: The other driver doesn't have insurance, so what can I do?

A: If you should find yourself in such a circumstance, there are many options available to you. You could possibly file a personal injury lawsuit against the driver of the car instead of the driver's insurance company, or you may receive compensation from your own insurance company. To find out more details or learn about what other options may be available to you, contact our lawyers.

Q: What does "whiplash" mean?

A: Whiplash, also known as hyperextension flexion injury, is a common soft tissue injury that occurs during a car accident. If someone is rear-ended or hit head on, a person's head may go in the direction of the impact. This injury can be quite severe and very painful. If you are suffering from a whiplash injury that is due to another driver's negligence, contact our lawyers.

Q: Is it really necessary for me to see a doctor even though I feel fine?

A: Yes! It is possible that you may have sustained an injury that has not been brought to your attention yet due to the fact that these injuries may lay dormant for a long time.

If you have anymore questions regarding Car Accidents, contact a Los Angeles Car Accident Lawyer today!