What are your rights:
You have the right to be treated fairly and honestly by the person that injured you, the insurance company and your attorney.
You have the right to be paid for your damages.
You have the right to fix your vehicle in a shop of your choice.
You have the right to receive a timely response to your questions.
You have a right to know what is going on in your claim.
What we can do for you:
Alex Gortinsky is an experienced personal injury attorney, having worked on such cases since he was a first year law student. For years he was hired by various insurance companies, and he knows the ins and outs of the claims handling process. Mr. Gortinsky was involved in handling many complex litigations in state and federal court. He knows all of the top medical providers in the area. He has the trial experience you need on your side.
We will help you with the following:
- Stop the calls from insurance companies.
- Stop collection calls from medical providers.
- Get you the immediate medical care you need.
- Obtain and document all evidence in your case.
- Help you to fill out all necessary paperwork.
- Facilitate your consultation with an expert.
- Make sure that you are justly compensated for your car.
- Assist you to get a rental car, or compensation for loss of use of your vehicle.
- Get all the documentation you need to maximize your compensation.
- Negotiate with the insurance company.
- Represent you in civil court, if need be.
Things you should do after an accident:
- Insist that a report be filed with the police, sheriff or highway patrol.
- Obtain the name, address, insurance information, vehicle license number and driver’s license number of any and all other persons involved in the accident.
- At the scene have the person that hit you write that he/she is sorry and the accident was his/her fault. Preferably, the paper should be signed and dated.
- Get the names, addresses and telephone numbers of all witnesses. This is important even if the person that hit you admits that he is at fault.
- Photograph the accident scene, including all vehicles involved (before repairing) and any visible injuries (cuts, bruises, etc.).
- Do not give any information about the accident to an insurance adjuster without seeking legal advice from your lawyer.
- Do not give a recorded statement to an insurance company unless you speak with an attorney first.
- Do not sign anything without consulting a lawyer. Truthful statements made in an attempt to be helpful can easily be misinterpreted and turned against you.
- Seek medical attention and tell your physician or medical provider exactly how the injury occurred, describe all symptoms and complaints, and tell the doctor about any relevant past medical history.
- Be sure to report memory problems, confusion or disorientation, however minor these things may seem at the time.
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