Atlanta Car Accident Lawyer Shane Smith, an Atlanta Personal Injury Attorney who limits his practice to Car Wrecks, Car Accidents, Personal Injury, DUI Victims, Slip and Falls, and other injuries relating to Back and Neck Injuries
The first mistake people make is not doing enough at the scene of the auto accident. There are a number of things that everyone who is involved in a car accident should do before they ever leave the scene of the collision. Some of the major mistakes people make are:
- People decide not to file an accident report with the police
- People don't get a witness's name, address, or phone number
- People move their vehicle before the police officer arrives at the scene
- People don't take any pictures of the scene of the car accident or the vehicles
- People say I'm not hurt when they really are
Find out the reasons why all of these are quick ways to reduce what you will get for your car accident claim or bodily injury claim in Atlanta or Georgia. These mistakes are discussed in detail in the attached article from Atlanta Car Accident Attorney Shane Smith's Free Book discussing Bodily Injury Claims in Georgia.
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10 Mistakes That Can Ruin Your Georgia Wreck Caseis intended to help people with auto accident injuries in the state of Georgia. It is written to help you maximize your car accident settlement and prevent you from making one of the most common mistakes that will reduce the amount of money you receive from your auto accident settlement.
Don't fall victim to the insurance companies' tricks. Shane Smith is a personal injury attorney who has handled over a thousand of personal injury cases, and is fully aware of the intentions of the insurance companies and what you should know. You NEED to get this free report before you sign any forms, give any statements, or talk to any adjustors. Don't be caught off guard when you talk to the insurance company.
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Automobile crash incident can often leave the scene of a collision pain-free, only to experience severe pain a few days later. Emergency room visits help substantiate injury claims; and provide the victims with documented medical records to successful fight and win a client's case. Individuals who have been hurt on the job, in a nursing or healthcare facility, or in a motor vehicle collision should exercise their legal right to pursue monetary compensation for injuries.
by Lubbock Lawyer
July 1, 2010 at 01:32 AM
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