Frequently Asked Questions
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Q. Can I be compensated even if the accident was my fault?
Q. Who can I sue for compensation for my injuries?
Q. How much compensation can I get?
Q. Will I have to go to court?
Q. Where will the money to pay for my injuries come from?
Q. When will I get my money?
Q. What do I do if I can’t afford a lawyer?
Q. Do I have to go to the doctor?
Q. How soon must I file my claim?
Q. What if the responsible driver or his or her insurance company offers me a check?

Q. Do I have to go to the doctor?

A. If you are injured in a motor vehicle accident, you should go to a doctor, both for your peace of mind and to document your injuries to support your case.  Often, a car accident injury isn’t apparent right away.  Go to your family doctor, an emergency room, or another trained medical professional as soon as any symptoms appear.

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