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Yes. Most doctors will tell you that the effects of a car accident may take a few days, or even a month, to manifest. Also, the initial shock following an accident may block some of the pain that you would normally feel. A doctor will be able to examine you closely to make sure that you really are OK. If you contact the attorneys at the Frish Law Group, APLC we can refer you to a doctor who will conduct a full evaluation of your injuries for free. If you are injured, that doctor may even treat your injuries without any upfront payment. Instead, the doctor will get paid only when we recover money for your accident.

It all depends. If the other driver had insurance and the other driver was responsible for the accident, their insurance should compensate you for your injuries. If the other driver did not have insurance or their insurance policy is too small to cover all of your injuries, your insurance might step in and pay for all or part of your injuries. Sometimes it is worthwhile to file a lawsuit against the other driver and recover money directly from the driver (this is especially true when the driver did not have insurance, but has money or assets sufficient to compensate you for your injuries). If the driver was on the job when the accident occurred, the employer may be responsible for your injuries. In that case, you may file a claim and/or lawsuit against both the driver and the employer. As you can see, there are various ways to compensate you for your injuries and the explanation above does not cover all of the different scenarios. The attorneys at our firm can help you navigate this confusing and complex maze in order to ensure that you are compensated for your injuries.

The person responsible for paying the expenses associated with your injury case depends on the agreement you have with the attorney. At the Frish Law Group, APLC, our clients do not pay any litigation expenses out-of-pocket. Frish Law Group, APLC pays those expenses for you. If and when Frish Law Group, APLC makes a recovery on your behalf, we will then deduct the expenses from the recovery. If there is no recovery, you will not have to pay us for any of the expenses.

If you have a liability-only policy and you are involved in an accident, your insurance carrier will not cover your loss of income. However, you may be able to recoup your loss of income from the other driver, assuming that the other driver either has valid insurance or assets that will cover your losses.

It is advisable to sue everyone who may be responsible for your damages. This may include, but is not limited to, the other driver, owner of the car, employer of the driver, government, etc. Here is why some of these people/entities may be responsible for your injuries: