Chico Car Accident Attorneys

With the evidence that we collect, we can prove that you did not cause the crash. What evidence can help your case, though? It will depend on the circumstances of the wreck, where it occurred, who witnessed it, and more. Leave all evidence collection and review up to us, so you can continue to focus on yourself and your recovery.

Different types of evidence that can help build your claim include:

• Police reports
• Eyewitness testimonies
• Driving records
• Dashcam footage

You should be completely compensated for any losses and damages that you have suffered due to the car accident. The driver who hit you and the insurance company that represents them will most likely disagree. It isn’t personal, it is business. The insurer doesn’t want to give you a dollar more than necessary.

To bring a fair fight for the compensation that you deserve, team up with our Chico car accident lawyers. We can carefully calculate the full amount of compensation that you should be paid, and then pursue every last penny of that amount in your name.

Damages that we might be able to pursue in your claim can be:

• Past and future medical costs
• Lost income and wages
• Vehicle repair costs
• Pain, suffering, and trauma

No matter how much time you have spent as a driver, you might not be prepared for the car accident claims process if you haven’t been in a bad accident before. Managing the claims process correctly is important because a little mistake during it could cause problems later. For comprehensive guidance, you should put us in charge of your claim.

After a car accident, you should do the following:

• Call 911 if someone has been seriously injured.
• Collect contact and insurance information from the other drivers.
• Get other types of evidence like photographs and testimonies.
• Go to the doctor if you were not taken to the ER.
• Call our law firm at (530) 413-0245.

When we are working on your car accident claim, we can then notify your insurance company about the accident. If someone was injured or a vehicle was badly damaged, then you will also need to notify the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) within 10 days or else risk the suspension of your driver’s license. At this point, we can help you navigate the claim with your insurance company while also building your car accident claim.