It can become the nightmare that plays over in your head like a never-ending movie reel, reliving every painful memory of the car accident caused by someone else. Months later, you’re still suffering from the debilitating physical and emotional effects of the car accident that was not your fault. If you haven’t done so already, it’s time to consider making a personal car accident claim.
Thousands of Californians are injured in traffic accidents each year, suffering minor to severe injuries and, yes, even death. Traffic accidents are the primary cause of accidental death in this country. Car accidents are the most common form of personal injury claims. A car accident claim, in many cases, can provide you with compensation for your pain and suffering, as well as lost wages and mounting medical bills. In the future, you may need to undergo major dental work, plastic surgery, or other medical procedures directly related to the injuries suffered in the accident. These are things you should not have to pay for if you were not at fault. Depending on the circumstances behind your accident, you may be entitled to file a car accident claim for insurance, medical, lost wages, or a claim against defectively manufactured vehicles.