No. Kiran M. Law Group encourages car accident victims not to give a statement until authorities arrive. What you need to do is take out your cell phone and take photos and videos of the accident scene. And if possible, try to obtain witness testimony and their contact information.

Yes. Kiran M. Law Group advises that all car accident victims seek medical attention after a car accident. Many times internal injuries do not appear until long after the car accident has occurred. Head trauma and spinal cord injuries can appear months after the accident. Kiran M. Law Group also advises car accident victims to keep all medical records and receipts for costs incurred as a result of the accident.

Kiran M. Law Group knows that handling motorcycle accidents can be complex due to the need to determine negligence on the part of the motorcycle driver. Motorcycle drivers tend to exceed speed limits, split lanes, and ultimately drive recklessly. However, that’s not always easy to prove.

The accident lawyers at Kiran M. Law Group know that crashing in a rental car is not a rare occurrence. Motorists who are unfamiliar with a rental vehicle can sometimes misjudge speeds and the cars’ technical and handling characteristics. Additionally, most car rental drivers rely on GPS to guide them, so this can be distracting and cause an accident. The car rental agency provides its vehicles with auto insurance coverage to cover third-party accident claims. Additionally, they most often offer car rental customers additional coverage to protect them in the event of an at-fault accident.

If you are injured at work in any way or feel even minor pain or discomfort, you should report the injury to your supervisor or employer immediately. By law your employer must give you a claim form in addition to medical treatment/care. Once your employer gives you the form, fill it out and make a copy. If your employer/supervisor does not give you that form, make sure you remember or write down the date you asked for it, the name of the supervisor, and the time you asked for the form. Once you have done so, call our firm to discuss your situation.

All cases are different. The duration of a case varies from a few months to several years. How long it lasts depends on the injury, its effects and the entities involved.