Car accidents
If you were just in a crash, you do not have to figure out the next step by yourself.
What happened
A crash takes a few seconds and then rearranges your whole month. There is the car, the pain that often shows up a day or two later, and the work you are now missing.
You may already have a claim number and an adjuster's name. That does not mean anyone has explained the process to you.
What usually happens next
This is general information, not advice about your case. An attorney can tell you what applies to you.
- Get checked by a doctor even if you feel able to walk away. Some injuries do not announce themselves on day one.
- The other driver's insurer may call and ask for a recorded statement. You can speak with an attorney first.
- Keep whatever you already have: the police report number, photos, the names of anyone who stopped.
- An attorney can explain how your own coverage and the other driver's coverage interact, which is rarely obvious.
What LegalNet does
Tell us what happened
One short call. We listen before we say anything.
We match you with the right attorney
Someone we know personally, who actually handles this kind of case.
You talk to them directly
The attorney takes it from there. We stay available if you need us.
What it costs you
Nothing. The attorney pays us.
You never pay us anything, at any point.
Questions people ask
The insurance company already offered me money. Should I take it?
I do not have a police report. Does that end it?
My car is the least of my problems right now.
What does this cost me?
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