Why You Need a Truck Wreck Attorney: Not Just a "Big Car Accident"

When you're injured in an accident with a semi-truck, you’re suddenly up against a powerful corporation and its massive insurance company. These companies have teams of lawyers who start working immediately to minimize their financial responsibility and protect their bottom line. It’s an unfair fight from the start, and facing them alone can leave you with a settlement that doesn't even begin to cover your costs. You need an advocate who isn't afraid to stand up to these corporate giants. A skilled truck wreck attorney acts as your shield and your champion, leveling the playing field and fighting for the full value of your claim.

Key Takeaways

• Understand the Unique Challenges

  : A truck accident claim is far more complex than a car crash, involving specific federal regulations, multiple potential defendants like the trucking company and cargo loader, and evidence that can be quickly lost.

• Act Quickly to Preserve Your Case

  : Your actions at the scene are crucial—prioritize medical attention, document everything with photos, and never give a recorded statement to an insurance adjuster without legal advice.

• Fight for Full, Long-Term Compensation

  : A fair settlement covers more than just your immediate bills. A skilled attorney will calculate the true cost of your accident, including future medical needs and lost earning potential, to ensure you don't settle for less than your case is worth.

Why a Truck Accident Claim Isn't Just a "Big Car Accident

It’s easy to assume that a collision with a commercial truck is just a more serious version of a car crash. But legally, they are worlds apart. The rules, the responsible parties, and the severity of the injuries create a far more complex situation that requires specialized knowledge. Unlike a typical fender bender, a truck accident case involves dealing with corporate structures, federal regulations, and powerful insurance companies. Facing this alone means you’re at an immediate disadvantage. Understanding these key differences is the first step toward protecting your rights and securing the compensation you deserve for your recovery.

What Are the Complex Rules for Trucking?

The trucking industry is governed by a thick rulebook of federal and state laws that don’t apply to regular drivers. These regulations cover everything from how many hours a driver can be on the road without a break to strict maintenance schedules and cargo loading procedures. An experienced attorney knows how to investigate whether any of these rules were broken. For example, was the driver fatigued? Was the truck properly maintained? Was the cargo overloaded or improperly secured? Proving a violation of these complex trucking regulations can be a critical piece of evidence in establishing negligence and strengthening your claim.

Who Is Actually Held Responsible?

In a car accident, you’re usually dealing with one other driver and their insurance company. In a truck accident, there can be several responsible parties, and untangling who is at fault is a major challenge. More than one person or company can be held liable, including the truck driver, the trucking company that employs them, the owner of the trailer, the company that loaded the cargo, or even the manufacturer of a faulty truck part. Each of these parties will have their own lawyers and insurance adjusters working to minimize their financial responsibility. This is why you need a legal team that can identify every potential defendant to ensure you can pursue full and fair compensation for your personal injury.

Handling Severe and Life-Altering Injuries

The sheer size and weight of a commercial truck mean that collisions often result in catastrophic, life-altering injuries. Truck accidents are far more likely to cause severe harm like traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, amputations, and fatalities. The medical costs associated with these injuries are staggering, often requiring a lifetime of care, rehabilitation, and assistive devices. Calculating the true cost of these damages goes far beyond adding up current medical bills. It involves projecting future medical needs, lost earning capacity, and the immense pain and suffering you and your family have endured. An attorney experienced in these cases knows how to build a claim that accounts for these long-term needs.

Don't Believe These Truck Accident Myths

After a serious truck accident, you’re dealing with a lot—physical pain, emotional stress, and a flood of questions. Unfortunately, there’s also a lot of misinformation out there that can hurt your ability to get the compensation you deserve. Believing these common myths can lead you to make decisions that aren’t in your best interest. Let’s clear up the confusion and look at the facts so you can protect your rights and focus on your recovery. Understanding the truth is the first step toward getting the justice you and your family need.

Myth: "I Can't Afford a Great Lawyer."

This is one of the biggest and most damaging myths we hear. Many people worry that hiring an experienced attorney is a luxury they can’t afford, especially when facing medical bills and lost income. The reality is that you can. At our firm, we handle personal injury cases on a contingent fee basis. This means you pay absolutely no upfront costs or attorney’s fees. We only get paid if we successfully recover compensation for you. This approach ensures that everyone has access to high-quality legal representation, regardless of their financial situation. It allows you to focus on healing while we focus on fighting for you.

Myth: "The Insurance Company Is on My Side."

It’s easy to believe that the insurance adjuster who calls you is there to help. They might sound friendly and concerned, but it’s critical to remember their true objective. Insurance companies are for-profit businesses, and their goal is to pay out as little as possible on claims to protect their bottom line. The first settlement offer they make is almost always far less than what your case is actually worth. They are counting on you to be overwhelmed and accept a quick, low offer. Never sign any documents or provide a recorded statement without speaking to a lawyer who represents your interests in car and truck accidents.

Myth: "I Have Plenty of Time to File a Claim."

While it’s important not to rush into a settlement, it’s also dangerous to wait too long to take action. Every state has a strict legal deadline, known as the statute of limitations, for filing a personal injury lawsuit. If you miss this deadline, you lose your right to seek compensation forever. Beyond the legal deadline, waiting can also harm your case. Evidence like vehicle data, logbooks, and witness memories can disappear over time. Acting promptly allows your legal team to begin a thorough investigation while the evidence is still fresh, which is especially critical in complex cases like those involving a wrongful death.

What Makes Truck Accident Cases Different?

A collision with a semi-truck is more than just a bigger car crash. The legal aftermath is far more complex, involving different rules, more responsible parties, and aggressive corporate opponents. While it might seem like any other vehicle accident, the unique factors at play mean you need a legal strategy designed specifically for these challenging claims. Here’s what sets these cases apart.

Juggling Federal and State Trucking Laws

Commercial truck drivers operate under a thick rulebook of federal and state regulations that don't apply to passenger cars. These laws govern everything from how many hours a driver can be on the road to how cargo is secured and how the vehicle is maintained. When a crash happens, a skilled attorney must determine if any of these specific trucking regulations were violated. A mistake like an overloaded trailer or a falsified driver log can be the key piece of evidence that proves negligence and strengthens your case.

Untangling Multiple Insurance Policies

In a typical car accident, you’re usually dealing with one other driver and their insurance. In a truck accident, the list of potentially responsible parties can be long: the driver, the trucking company, the owner of the trailer, the company that loaded the cargo, and even the mechanic who serviced the truck. Each of these parties may have their own insurance policy and their own legal team. An experienced truck accident attorney knows how to identify every liable party to ensure you can access all available sources of compensation for your injuries.

Facing Off Against Corporate Legal Teams

Trucking companies are businesses, and their primary goal after a crash is to protect their bottom line. They and their massive insurance providers have teams of lawyers ready to go to work immediately to minimize their payout. These corporate legal teams have deep pockets and are prepared to fight hard, often using tactics to delay, deny, or devalue your claim. You shouldn't have to face them alone. Having a dedicated legal advocate on your side levels the playing field and shows the trucking company you are serious about getting the full compensation you deserve.

Gathering the Right Kind of Evidence

Proving fault in a truck accident requires more than just a police report. The most critical evidence is often owned and controlled by the trucking company itself. This includes data from the truck’s electronic logging device (ELD) or “black box,” the driver’s logs, and vehicle maintenance records. This evidence can be lost or legally destroyed if you don't act quickly. A personal injury lawyer can immediately send a legal notice to demand that the trucking company preserve all of this crucial information. This is a critical first step in building a strong case.

What to Look For in a Truck Accident Attorney

Choosing the right attorney after a truck accident is one of the most important decisions you'll make. This isn't the time for a generalist. The stakes are higher, the regulations are more complex, and the opponents are bigger. You need a legal partner who understands the specific challenges of these cases and has the experience to stand up to large trucking and insurance companies. When you're meeting with potential attorneys, focus on finding someone with a specific skill set tailored to commercial vehicle collisions. Your recovery depends on having an advocate who is prepared for the unique fight ahead. Look for a firm that can demonstrate not just legal knowledge, but a deep understanding of the trucking industry and a history of holding negligent parties accountable.

A Proven Track Record in Trucking Cases

Experience in general personal injury isn't enough. As one legal expert notes, "Truck accidents are often more complicated than regular car accidents because they usually cause more serious injuries and higher medical bills." An attorney with a dedicated focus on trucking cases will already be familiar with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) regulations, common industry practices, and the tactics trucking companies use to minimize blame. Ask them directly about their experience with cases like yours. They should be able to speak confidently about issues like driver fatigue, improper loading, and maintenance record violations. This specialized knowledge is crucial for building a strong claim and proving liability in complex car and truck accidents.

The Resources to Investigate Fully

A successful truck accident claim requires a deep and immediate investigation, and that takes resources. Your legal team should have the financial ability and staffing to act quickly. A thorough attorney will "investigate your accident thoroughly," which means sending investigators to the scene, preserving evidence like the truck's "black box" data recorder before it's lost, and hiring accident reconstruction experts. They will dig into driver logs, inspection reports, and company hiring practices to find every party who might be responsible for your injuries. A firm that is willing and able to invest these resources upfront is a firm that is serious about getting you the best possible outcome.

Skillful and Tough Negotiation

The vast majority of personal injury cases settle out of court, which makes your attorney's negotiation skill a critical asset. But effective negotiation isn't just about arguing for a higher number. Skilled truck accident lawyers build such a powerful case based on evidence that the insurance company sees the financial risk of going to trial. They prepare every case as if it will end up in front of a jury. This readiness gives them leverage at the negotiating table. They can anticipate the defense's arguments, clearly demonstrate the full extent of your damages, and argue persuasively for the compensation you need to cover your medical bills, lost income, and future care.

A Network of Respected Experts

Strong truck accident cases are built on more than just the facts; they're supported by credible expert testimony. Your attorney should have a network of trusted professionals they can call upon to analyze evidence and explain complex issues to an insurance adjuster or a jury. As legal professionals point out, lawyers often rely on "police reports, camera footage, data from the truck's 'black box,'...and expert opinions." This can include medical experts to detail the long-term impact of your injuries, vocational specialists to explain your diminished earning capacity, and economists to calculate the full financial cost of the accident over your lifetime. This network is a sign of a well-prepared and experienced firm.

What Compensation Can You Recover?

After a truck accident, the financial pressure can feel immediate and overwhelming. It’s not just about the initial hospital bills or the cost of a tow truck; the true impact can affect your life for years to come. That’s why a personal injury claim is designed to cover more than just your current expenses. It’s about securing your financial stability so you can focus on what truly matters: your recovery.

When we build your case, we look at the complete picture of how the accident has impacted you. This includes tangible costs, like medical treatments and lost paychecks, as well as the intangible, but very real, effects on your quality of life. The goal is to recover compensation, known as "damages," that addresses every single loss you've experienced. This ensures you aren't left paying out of pocket for a collision that wasn't your fault. We fight to make sure the settlement or verdict reflects both your present and future needs, providing a foundation for you to move forward.

Covering Medical Bills—Now and in the Future

The first thing on your mind after an accident is getting the medical care you need. Compensation covers all of it—the ambulance ride, emergency room treatment, surgeries, and hospital stays. But we don't stop there. Many serious injuries require long-term attention, and your settlement should reflect that. We account for future costs like physical therapy, rehabilitation, prescription medications, and necessary medical equipment. If your injuries, such as severe spinal cord injuries, require ongoing care or modifications to your home, we factor those expenses into your claim to protect your future.

Recovering Lost Wages and Future Earnings

Being unable to work while you recover can put a huge strain on your family’s finances. We work to recover the income you’ve already lost from being out of work. More importantly, we look ahead. If your injuries prevent you from returning to your previous job or limit your ability to earn a living in the long term, you deserve to be compensated for that loss of earning capacity. We consult with financial experts to project these future losses, ensuring your personal injury settlement provides the financial security you and your family will need for years to come.

Getting Fair Value for Pain and Suffering

Some of the most significant impacts of a truck accident aren't listed on a bill. "Pain and suffering" is the legal term for the physical pain and emotional distress you endure. This includes anxiety, depression, loss of enjoyment of life, and the trauma of the accident itself. While no amount of money can erase this experience, compensation for pain and suffering acknowledges the profound human cost of the collision. We take the time to understand your story and fight to ensure this critical part of your claim is valued fairly and respectfully.

Repairing or Replacing Your Vehicle

While your health is the top priority, you also need reliable transportation. A collision with a commercial truck can leave your vehicle completely destroyed. Your claim should cover the full cost of either repairing your car to its pre-accident condition or, if it’s declared a total loss, providing the fair market value to replace it. We also help you seek compensation for any other personal property that was damaged in the crash. Handling property damage is a standard part of any car and truck accidents claim, and we’ll manage the process so you don’t have to.

What to Expect When You File a Claim

Thinking about filing a legal claim can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re trying to recover from an injury. You might picture complicated paperwork and confusing legal battles, but the process is more straightforward when you have someone guiding you. We want to pull back the curtain and show you exactly what happens when you work with our team. There are no secrets or surprises—just a clear, structured path toward getting you the compensation you deserve.

From our first conversation to the final resolution, our job is to handle the legal heavy lifting so you can focus on your health and your family. We manage the deadlines, the evidence gathering, and the tough conversations with insurance companies. Below is a step-by-step look at our approach. We believe that when you know what to expect, you can feel more confident and in control of your future.

Step 1: Your Free Case Evaluation

It all starts with a conversation. Your initial case evaluation is completely free, with no obligation to hire us. This is your time to tell us what happened in your own words and ask any questions you have. We’ll listen carefully to understand the details of your accident and how it has affected your life. Based on that, we’ll give you a straightforward assessment of your case and explain your legal options. Our goal is to provide you with the clarity you need to decide on your next steps. This first meeting is about building trust and making sure you feel heard.

Step 2: Building Your Case with Strong Evidence

If you decide to move forward, our team immediately begins a thorough investigation into your accident. A strong personal injury claim is built on solid evidence, and we leave no stone unturned. We gather police reports, witness statements, photos and videos from the scene, and medical records. For truck accidents, we dig deeper to secure crucial evidence like the truck’s “black box” data, driver logs, and vehicle maintenance records. We know that these cases can involve multiple responsible parties—from the driver to the trucking company—and we work to build a powerful case that holds each one accountable.

Step 3: Negotiating a Fair Settlement

Once we’ve built your case, we handle all communications with the insurance companies. Their goal is to pay out as little as possible, and their first offer is rarely a fair one. We don’t let them undervalue your claim. Armed with compelling evidence and a detailed calculation of your damages—including medical bills, lost wages, and future needs—we negotiate aggressively on your behalf. Many cases are resolved at this stage because insurance companies know we are prepared to fight. Our team’s experience with complex cases, such as those involving spinal cord injuries, ensures we demand a settlement that truly covers the full extent of your losses.

Step 4: Preparing for Court, If Necessary

While we successfully settle most cases out of court, we are always prepared to go to trial if that’s what it takes to get you justice. If the insurance company refuses to offer a fair settlement, we won’t hesitate to present your case to a judge and jury. Trucking companies and their insurers have powerful legal teams, but that doesn’t intimidate us. We have the trial experience and the resources to stand up to them in the courtroom. You can have peace of mind knowing that your legal team is ready to fight for you every step of the way, no matter how challenging the opposition.

Your Checklist: What to Do After a Truck Accident

The moments after a truck accident are chaotic and overwhelming. It’s hard to think clearly, but the steps you take right away can make a significant difference in your health and your ability to get fair compensation later. Keep this checklist in mind if you ever find yourself in this difficult situation.

Take These Steps at the Scene

Your first priority is safety. Check yourself and your passengers for injuries. If anyone is hurt, call 911 immediately. If you can do so safely, move your vehicle out of traffic to prevent further collisions. Stay at the scene until law enforcement arrives. When the police get there, give them a clear, factual account of what happened, but avoid admitting fault or speculating about the cause. Be sure to get the truck driver's name, contact information, insurance details, and the trucking company's name. Also, get the police report number before you leave.

Document Everything You Can

While you wait for help, use your phone to become your own investigator. Take photos and videos of everything: the damage to all vehicles, the truck’s license plate and any company logos, your injuries, and the surrounding scene, including skid marks, traffic signs, and weather conditions. If there are any witnesses, ask for their names and phone numbers. Their accounts can be incredibly valuable. This evidence helps create a clear picture of the truck accident and is essential for building a strong case. The more details you can capture at the scene, the better.

Prioritize Your Medical Care

Even if you feel fine, see a doctor as soon as possible. Adrenaline can mask serious injuries, and some conditions, like whiplash or internal bleeding, may not show symptoms for hours or even days. Getting a medical evaluation creates an official record that links your injuries to the accident. This documentation is a critical piece of any personal injury claim and ensures you get the care you need. Follow your doctor’s treatment plan exactly and keep all appointments. Your health should always come first, and consistent medical records will support your case for compensation for medical bills.

How to Talk to Insurance Adjusters

Soon after the accident, you will likely get a call from the trucking company’s insurance adjuster. They may sound friendly and concerned, but remember their goal is to protect their company’s bottom line by paying out as little as possible. Be very careful what you say. You only need to provide basic facts. Do not give a recorded statement, sign any documents, or accept a settlement offer without speaking to an attorney first. Their initial offer is almost always far less than what you deserve. Politely decline to discuss the details and tell them your lawyer will be in touch.

How We Build a Winning Truck Accident Case

A strong truck accident claim is built piece by piece, with careful attention to detail. It’s about more than just what happened at the scene; it’s about proving negligence and showing the full impact the crash has had on your life. We handle every step of this process so you can focus on your recovery. Our approach is methodical and thorough, designed to construct a powerful case that insurance companies and corporate legal teams have to take seriously. Here’s a look at how we put the puzzle together for you.

Digging Deep: Our Investigation Process

The moments after a crash are critical, and evidence can disappear quickly. That’s why our team gets to work immediately. We conduct our own independent investigation to uncover the facts. This involves visiting the scene to take photos, tracking down and interviewing witnesses, and securing any available traffic or surveillance camera footage. We also move fast to preserve key evidence from the trucking company, collecting crucial documents like the driver’s logbooks, vehicle inspection reports, and maintenance records. This detailed groundwork is the foundation of a successful truck accident claim.

Using Expert Testimony to Strengthen Your Claim

Facts and figures alone don't always tell the whole story. To make your case clear and compelling, we often work with a network of respected experts. An accident reconstruction specialist can use data from the truck’s “black box,” police reports, and physical evidence to show exactly how the collision occurred. If you’ve suffered a serious injury, medical experts can explain the long-term consequences and the future care you’ll need. These expert opinions are vital for translating complex evidence into a clear narrative that demonstrates liability and the true extent of your personal injury.

Calculating the True, Long-Term Cost of Your Injuries

The initial medical bills are just the beginning. A serious injury can affect your ability to work, require ongoing therapy, and change your life forever. We make sure your claim accounts for the complete financial and personal impact. Our goal is to secure compensation for all your past and future medical expenses, including physical therapy and nursing care, as well as any lost wages. We often consult with financial experts and life care planners to accurately project these long-term costs, ensuring the settlement or verdict we fight for truly covers your future needs.

A Law Firm That Understands Your Concerns

After a serious accident, the last thing you need is more stress. You’re likely dealing with injuries, medical bills, and uncertainty about the future. The thought of a complex legal battle can feel completely overwhelming. We get it. That’s why we focus on providing clear answers and compassionate support from day one. We want you to feel heard, understood, and confident that your case is in the right hands.

Worried About Cost? We Only Get Paid If You Win

One of the biggest worries people have is how they’ll afford a lawyer, especially when they’re already facing medical bills and lost income. Let’s put that concern to rest. Our firm handles personal injury cases on a contingency fee basis. This means you pay us nothing upfront. We cover all the costs of investigating and building your case. Our fee is a percentage of the settlement or verdict we win for you. Simply put, if you don’t get paid, neither do we. This approach allows you to access high-quality legal representation without any financial risk, so you can focus entirely on your recovery.

We Speak Your Language

Legal jargon can be confusing and intimidating, making a difficult situation even harder. We believe in clear, direct communication. We’ll explain every step of the process in plain language you can actually understand, ensuring you always know what’s happening with your case. For us, speaking your language also means being accessible to everyone in our community. We are proud to serve our Spanish-speaking clients, providing the same dedicated support and expert guidance. Understanding the specific rules involved in truck accident cases is our job; making sure you understand your rights is our commitment.

Respect and Support You Can Count On

You are more than just a case file to us. You are a person who has been through a traumatic experience, and you deserve to be treated with dignity and respect. From our first conversation, we are here to listen to your story and support you. We handle the details—from conducting a thorough investigation and gathering evidence to dealing with insurance companies—so you don’t have to. Our goal is to guide you through the process with as little stress as possible, providing steady guidance and fighting tirelessly to secure the justice and compensation you deserve.

How We Fight for the Full Value of Your Claim

When a trucking company’s insurance adjuster calls you, their goal is simple: to close your case for the lowest amount possible. Our goal is the exact opposite. We believe you deserve compensation that covers not just your immediate bills, but the full, long-term impact of the accident on your life. Fighting for that full value requires a detailed, strategic approach that looks at your case from every angle. We don’t just take the first offer—we build a case so strong that it shows the insurance company exactly what you’re owed and why.

Accounting for All of Your Losses

After a serious accident, the bills start piling up immediately. But the true cost goes far beyond the initial hospital stay. We meticulously document every single loss you’ve experienced. This includes all current and future medical bills, physical therapy, and any long-term care you might need. We also calculate the income you’ve lost from being unable to work and what you may lose in the future if your earning capacity is diminished. Just as importantly, we fight for compensation for your physical pain, emotional distress, and the loss of enjoyment in life. A personal injury claim should reflect every way your life has been changed, and we make sure no detail is overlooked.

Planning for Your Future Needs

A fair settlement isn't just about today; it's about securing your future. A severe injury can require a lifetime of care, and you shouldn't have to bear that financial burden alone. We work with medical and financial experts to understand the long-term consequences of your injuries. This allows us to project future medical costs, the need for ongoing treatments, and any home or vehicle modifications you might require. For clients facing life-altering conditions like spinal cord injuries, this forward-looking approach is critical. We build a comprehensive picture of your future needs to ensure your settlement provides stability for years to come.

Developing a Strategy Built for Your Unique Case

Truck accident cases are rarely straightforward. They often involve multiple responsible parties—the driver, the trucking company, the cargo loader, the vehicle manufacturer—each with their own insurance and legal team. This complexity requires a custom strategy. We investigate thoroughly to determine who was at fault and build a case that proves they failed in their duty to keep others safe. Whether your case involves a commercial vehicle, a rideshare, or a standard car or truck accident, we tailor our legal approach to the specific facts, ensuring we are prepared for the unique challenges your claim presents.

Why We Never Settle for Less Than You Deserve

You can be sure of one thing: the insurance company's first offer is almost never their best offer. It’s a tactic designed to make you go away quickly and cheaply. We advise our clients to never accept an initial offer without speaking to an attorney first. Our reputation is built on our willingness to reject lowball settlements and fight for the compensation our clients are truly owed. We prepare every case as if it’s going to trial. This sends a clear message to the opposition: we are not afraid to take them to court to secure a just result for you.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why can't I just handle the claim with the trucking company's insurance myself? Trucking companies and their insurers have teams of lawyers dedicated to protecting their business, which means paying as little as possible on claims. The friendly adjuster who calls you is trained to get you to accept a quick, low offer. An experienced attorney works for you, not the corporation. We know their tactics and can build a case that reflects the true value of your injuries, ensuring you aren't pressured into settling for less than you deserve.

How much does it cost to hire your firm for a truck accident case? It costs you nothing out of pocket to hire us. We handle these cases on a contingency fee basis, which means we cover all the upfront costs of investigating and pursuing your claim. We only receive a fee if we successfully recover compensation for you. If you don't get paid, neither do we. This allows you to get expert legal help without any financial risk while you focus on your recovery.

What if the truck driver wasn't the only one at fault? This is very common in truck accident cases, and it's one of the key reasons they are so complex. Responsibility can extend to the trucking company for negligent hiring, the cargo company for improper loading, or even a manufacturer for a faulty part. Our team conducts a deep investigation to identify every single party that contributed to the accident, which is essential for making sure you can pursue all available sources of compensation.

How long do I have to file a truck accident claim? Every state has a strict deadline, called a statute of limitations, for filing a lawsuit. If you miss it, you lose your right to seek compensation forever. Just as importantly, waiting too long can harm your case because critical evidence, like data from the truck's electronic recorder or witness memories, can disappear. It's always best to speak with an attorney soon after your accident to protect your rights and preserve crucial evidence.

What kind of information is most important to gather after a truck accident? If you are able, try to take photos of the vehicles, the accident scene, and your injuries. Getting contact information from any witnesses is also incredibly helpful. However, your safety and health are the top priorities. Don't worry if you were unable to gather evidence at the scene. Once you contact us, our team will immediately launch a full investigation to secure police reports, vehicle data, and other essential information needed to build your case.