Motor Vehicle Accidents

It is always best to gather as much information at the scene of the accident as possible. You should exchange driver's license information including: the other drivername, address, birthday, license number, expiration date and the insurance provider.

Ask to see the vehicle registration for additional information including, the other car's make, year, model, license plate number, expiration date and vehicle identification number.

You have been on the Interstate when truck drivers swerve, speed, and drive like they own the road. Strict laws are in place to protect motorists from the lethal nature of big rigs.

Not all truck drivers are reckless, but some do not keep accurate logs and drive too many hours without sleep. In rare cases, drivers take illegal stimulants to stay awake. Impaired drivers will often crash and sometimes bring injury or death to innocent families.

If you are injured, seeking medical attention, and unable to work because of an auto accident that you did not cause, it is important to protect the evidence of your case. This is where The Law Firm can help. Typically, the longer you wait to talk to an attorney, the more expensive and difficult it is to uncover the real evidence of your case.