Car Accidents in Arkansas

Immediately after an accident, your insurance will cover your medical bills and lost wages to an extent. If you have personal injury protection (PIP) that will also help you seek medical attention after an accident without the worry that you will amass overwhelming medical bills or suffer from a devastating loss of wages. When a car accident injury goes beyond the coverage of PIP, or if you do not have that coverage, you may need to consider your legal options. Contact us for a free consultation session with an expert who'll evaluate your case and determine how much it might be worth. In case you choose to hire us, our service fees are on a contingency basis. This means that you pay after and only if your case is won. If we do not succeed in getting you any sort of compensation, then you do not pay anything.

You are not required to accept an insurance companies initial offer. If you don’t have an attorney representing you, insurance companies will typically offer you the minimum amount possible to get you to accept their offer. Once you have accepted an offer from an insurance company, you cannot file a lawsuit. It is recommended that you talk to an attorney before accepting an offer.

After a car accident the first thing you should do is call the police. They will check the condition of all parties, take pictures, and prepare a detailed crash report. Second, you need to exchange details and insurance information. Third, make sure that you are seen by a doctor. Often people will feel okay immediately after an accident because of the shock, but then feel pain days later. This is not the time to tough it out. Seeking medical attention will provide documentation of your injuries that will greatly assist you if a lawsuit arises. Finally, hire an experienced car accident attorney. This will help ensure that you are not taken advantage of by the insurance company and that you recover the compensation you deserve.