FAQ

Document the wreck!! Pictures are worth 1,000+ words. Take pictures of the damage to your vehicle and every vehicle involved. Take a picture of everyone’s driver’s license and insurance cards.  Take a picture of the location where the wreck occurred.

Call the police.  Wait for the police.  Make sure they provide you with an item number so that your attorney can obtain a copy of the police report. If you are in a parking lot, the police will not go to the scene, which makes the pictures even more important.

Failure to document your wreck can severely negatively impact your insurance claim.  It’s never inconvenient enough for you to document your wreck or wait for the policy.  

If you are hurt, immediately go to a doctor.  If you wait to go to a doctor, then the insurance adjusters will argue some other incident caused your injuries.  Don’t give the adjuster that opportunity, go to the doctor ASAP!! 

If you have any questions, even while on the accident scene, give us a call, we are always here to help.

Personal injury attorneys manage various types of cases, including car accidents, slip and fall incidents, medical malpractice, workplace injuries, and product liability claims. They also represent clients in wrongful death cases and other situations involving negligence that results in harm or injury.

We make sure your claim is not settled for pennies on the dollar.  People who represent themselves never obtain the true value of their claim.  We know what the true value of your claim, and the insurance companies know we do.  That’s why we get you the money you deserve!!  

A personal injury lawyer provides specialized legal expertise to help you understand your rights and navigate the claims process. They gather evidence, negotiate with insurance companies, and represent you in court if needed to fight for fair compensation for your injuries and damages.

Immediately after your wreck!! Consider hiring a personal injury attorney immediately after an accident, particularly if serious injuries are involved or if there is a dispute over whose fault it was. Early representation can help to protect your rights and guide you through the complexities of building a strong case.

The time limit to file a claim after a truck accident varies from state to state - but it typically ranges from one to three years. In Louisiana, you have two years from the date of the wreck to resolve your claim.  If you don’t file a lawsuit before that two-year period, then you you’re your ability to pursue that claim.  Consulting a personal injury attorney as soon as possible after the accident is very important to help you understand the specific deadlines that apply to your case.