Hurt in an accident? You don't have to handle it alone.

Car crashes, falls, and other accidents can change your life overnight. Talk to a personal injury attorney about what happened and what your options are. The consultation is free.

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Accidents we handle

These are some of the most common accidents that lead to personal injury claims. If yours isn't listed, call us and we'll talk it through.

Car accidents

Rear-end collisions, intersection crashes, and hit-and-runs, often with whiplash, broken bones, or worse.

Truck accidents

Collisions with large commercial vehicles tend to cause serious injuries and involve multiple responsible parties.

Motorcycle accidents

Riders have little protection, so even low-speed crashes can mean major injuries and long recoveries.

Pedestrian accidents

People struck in crosswalks, parking lots, or on sidewalks by drivers who weren't paying attention.

Slip and fall

Wet floors, broken stairs, and poor lighting can cause falls when a property owner fails to keep a space safe.

Bicycle accidents

Cyclists hit by cars, doored, or forced off the road by unsafe driving or poorly kept streets.

Injuries that can follow

Every case is different, and some injuries don't show up right away. These examples are for illustration only. See a doctor after any accident.

Whiplash and neck injuries

Neck pain, stiffness, and headaches that can last weeks or months after a sudden impact.

Broken bones

Fractures to the arms, legs, ribs, or pelvis that may need surgery, casts, and extended therapy.

Head and brain injuries

Concussions and traumatic brain injuries can affect memory, mood, and the ability to work.

Back and spinal injuries

Herniated discs and spinal damage can cause lasting pain, limited movement, or paralysis.

Soft tissue injuries

Sprains, strains, and torn ligaments that can be painful and slow to heal.

Cuts, burns, and scarring

Deep wounds and burns that may leave permanent marks and require ongoing care.

What to do after an accident

What you do in the first days can affect your health and your claim.

  1. Get medical careSee a doctor right away, even if you feel okay. Some injuries appear later.
  2. Document everythingTake photos of the scene, your injuries, and any damage. Get names and contact info from witnesses.
  3. Report the accidentFile a police or property report, and keep a copy.
  4. Be careful what you sayDon't give a recorded statement to an insurance company before you've talked to an attorney.
  5. Call usWe'll review what happened and explain your options at no cost.

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