How To Document Your Car Accident Case

Anybody that’s ever watched TV or gone to the movies understands the importance of evidence in proving any type of legal matter.  Car accident cases are no different. If you’re claiming you’re injured, you lost time from work and that your car was damaged, you’ll need evidence to show that this is true in order to collect compensation. Your subjective testimony may be compelling, but you’ll need documents and experts to back you up in order to prove that what you’re claiming is true. An experienced car Queens, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Staten Island, Bronx and Brooklyn traffic accident attorney can guide you through the process. Call Wittenstein & Wittenstein at 718-261-8114 for a free consultation. You don’t have to pay until we win.

How To Document The Crash

The first thing to do is call 911 to get the police and an ambulance to the scene as soon as possible. Once the call is made, you should immediately take pictures of the vehicles involved, including a legible close-up of the license plates. This is important in case one of the vehicles attempts to leave the scene before the police arrive. Next, take photos that establish the locations such as street signs and landmarks, noting items on the scene that may have contributed to the accident such as skid marks, potholes, downed stop signs, broken street lights and/or foliage that’s grown over signs. If you’re bleeding or have any other visual signs of injury, take photos and videos that will show the relationship between the crash and your injuries. Next, take photos of ID’s of all involved and their insurance information. Next, speak to an experienced Queens, Brooklyn, Staten Island, Manhattan and Bronx car accident attorney about next steps for your particular case. Call Wittenstein & Wittenstein at 718-261-8114 for a free consultation. You don’t have to pay until we win.

How To Document Your Injury Claim

The best way to get your case started is to accept the offer to be taken by ambulance to the hospital to be checked out. This will be helpful evidence of the relationship between your injuries and the accident, in addition to indicating that your injuries are severe. The larger the gap between the accident and medical treatment, the greater the inference that the injuries are not related or are minor. If you don’t go to the hospital by ambulance, you should go on your own to a hospital or urgent care center as soon as possible thereafter. It’s important to follow up with all the testing and consultations with specialists that are recommended during your hospital or urgent care visit. If your injuries are severe or catastrophic, you may want to get second opinions before undergoing treatment. For injuries that are less severe, it’s important to follow up with MRI’s and other types of testing for soft tissue injuries that can be objective evidence for the pain your experiencing. An experienced car Queens, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Staten Island, Bronx and Brooklyn traffic accident attorney can guide you through the process. Call Wittenstein & Wittenstein at 718-261-8114 for a free consultation. You don’t have to pay until we win.

Brooklyn Traffic Accident Attorney and Bronx Car Accident Attorney

Hiring an experienced car Queens, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Staten Island, Bronx and Brooklyn traffic accident attorney can help you collect the largest amount of compensation possible for your out of pocket medical expenses, lost earnings, property damage, pain, suffering and mental anguish. Call Wittenstein & Wittenstein at 718-261-8114 for a free consultation. You don’t have to pay until we win.

2021-05-29T09:09:13+00:00By |0 Comments

About the Author:

Alyce Wittenstein is a world class attorney, blogger and filmmaker. She began working at the firm in 1985 as a managing paralegal, learning all the practices and procedures of the firm from Mr. Wittenstein and the staff. From 1995-1998, she attended CUNY Law School where she made a mark as a teaching assistant for Civil Rights leader Haywood Burns. She founded a Human Rights Delegation to Haiti and studied Constitutional Law with Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Working at the Equal Opportunity Employment Commision (EEOC), she learned a great deal about Employment Discrimination matters. She brought her knowledge of the Personal Injury practice and her passion for Civil Rights to the firm when she was admitted to the Bar in 1999. In 2000, she became a partner and the firm name was changed to Wittenstein & Wittenstein, Esqs. PC.

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