Every year in the United States, approximately 2.35 million people are injured or disabled as a result of automobile crashes.[1] Another 37,000 people lose their lives.[2] If you or a loved one have been involved in an auto accident, you have likely experienced the fear and uncertainty that accompanies it. You may be overwhelmed by the volume of information you are called on to provide to insurance adjusters, law enforcement, and potentially multiple health care providers. If the collision caused you serious injuries, you could be looking to recover damages for your pain and suffering. It is a lot to deal with and, during this very stressful and confusing time, you may find yourself asking; “What should I do now?”
