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Car Accident
Tulsa Oklahoma Attorney Mike Green
After a serious car accident, it is important to have an Oklahoma car accident attorney with the knowledge and experience to get you what you deserve. The Law Offices of Michael R. Green, PLLC. will work hard to settle your case and help recover any damages or losses from your car accident.
When you have been injured in a car accident, contact an Oklahoma Injury Attorney right away. Why? Because after an accident, it's you against the insurance company. Insurance companies send plenty of folks to protect their best interests, so you need someone protecting yours.
The Insurance Adjuster is not your friend, (s)he works for the insurance company and it is their job to pay you as little as possible. Do not sign an insurance settlement before talking to an experienced Oklahoma car accident attorney. Research shows that people who hire an attorney to fight against big insurance companies receive larger settlement amounts than those who attempt to defend themselves.
What Do You Do After A Car Accident?
If You Are Injured - Seek Medical Help Immediately
First and foremost, your well being is paramount. Get medical attention for any/all injuries you have sustained during your car accident. Medical records can help prove the extent of your injuries, should your case go to court.
Do File A Claim, But Do NOT Sign A Settlement
It is beneficial to speak with a car accident attorney because the insurance company of the driver at fault in a car accident will attempt to settle the claim as soon as possible, which could leave you no time to properly evaluate the compensation you deserve.
Do You Need a Car Accident Attorney?
The best way to determine if you need an injury lawyer is to talk to an injury lawyer. Our consultations are always free, so don't hesitate to seek legal help. You can contact us at our toll free number 1-866-944-GREEN.
Keep Records
All car accident and personal injury cases require proof of damages and injuries. What seem like small expenses can add up to a great deal over time. However, neither courts nor insurance companies will guess at how much your expenses are. Therefore, records of all expenses and damages should be kept. These records should include receipts for medicines, braces, bandages, mileage and any other identifiable cost required to deal with an injury.
We also encourage our clients to keep a journal of the physical difficulties they experience on a day-to-day basis as the result of an injury. In the handling of a lawsuit, these records help you remember how long your recovery lasted and also helps a jury understand the difficulty of dealing with traumatic injuries.
