After leaving the scene of an accident, it is important that you seek medical attention. Sometimes injuries can take time to settle in, and even fender benders can cause whiplash and other bodily harm. Failing to document your injuries with a doctor or hospital after an accident can make it harder to prove your damages and evaluate your compensation. It is also crucial to keep track of your property damage. Make sure you take photos of all damages to your vehicles and personal property. Lastly, consult with an attorney! Never speak with another driver’s insurance company or give any type of statement.

Avrek Law Firm has over 25 years of experience and over $1 Billion recovered for our clients. Our track record speaks for itself! We consistently win cases that other attorneys have rejected or couldn’t win.

The personal injury claim process is a minefield for the inexperienced. Insurance companies, at least in theory, are supposed to oversee the process in an equitable manner, but they consistently put their interests before those of accident victims. Hiring Avrek Law Firm ensures that your needs come first.

It is best to consult with an attorney to get an idea of what your auto accident claim can be worth. Medical bills, property damage, pain and suffering, lost wages, and more are taken into consideration by an insurance company before they pay a settlement on a claim. It is important that you keep detailed records of all this information in order to evaluate your case. In order to ensure you get maximum compensation for your injuries, it is crucial that you call a qualified personal injury attorney to help you win your case.

Yes! You are always entitled to a free, no-obligation consultation or second opinion on your case. If you are not happy with the attorney that represents you, or feel that the offer received by your attorney from the insurance company is not enough, call Avrek Law Firm so we can properly evaluate your claim.

Each type of lawsuit has a deadline to make a claim. In California, the “statute of limitations” for an auto accident is 2 years from the date of the accident for private entities, but only 6 months from the date of accident for a public or government entity. Medical malpractice claims have a statute of limitations of only 1 year.