What may matter now
The insurer may already be collecting information. Before giving a recorded statement or signing a release, ask how those decisions could affect your situation.
Car accident help
Hit by another driver? Start with one call.
Tell Gurian Law where the crash happened, when it happened, and whether you received medical care. You do not need a perfect timeline before you call.
Not sure whether the crash is serious enough? That is what the first conversation is for.
Free consultation · Personal-injury matters use contingency terms, so the firm is paid only if there is a recovery. The written agreement controls fees and costs.
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Mention this first
If a claim number, insurance call, repair deadline, or release is already in front of you, mention it first.
Make the first conversation easier
Start with what happened. Bring what you already have.
Four facts to share
- Crash date and location
- Vehicles and people involved
- Medical care received
- Police report or claim number, if available
What to preserve
- Scene and vehicle photos
- Medical paperwork and bills
- Witness details
- Insurer messages and repair records
Questions people ask
You can call before you have every answer.
What if I do not have a police report?+
Call with the facts you do have. Ask what other records may help document what happened.
What if I feel worse the next day?+
Protect your health and seek appropriate medical care. Tell the firm when symptoms began and how they changed.