How Can I Go About Making a Personal Injury Claim If I Was Injured By A Truck Driver?

What should I do if I was injured by a commercial truck driver? 

There are specific laws that pertain to truck drivers. Typically a claim is opened immediately after an accident. Speaking to a car accident lawyer ensures that the wreck and your injuries are documented correctly. 

When you’ve been injured in a motor vehicle accident, there are many things that should be done quickly to help protect your claims. Opening claims with relevant insurance companies, acting quickly to gather and secure evidence, and helping resolve issues that arise during medical treatment are just some examples. An experienced personal injury attorney can manage these issues while building your case at the same time, which allows you to focus on the important task of recovering from your injuries.

Webster & Garino is here for you if you have been injured in a motor vehicle accident. You can speak with one of our Indiana-licensed personal injury attorneys for a free case evaluation today. We will identify all of the issues involved with your specific type of auto accident and will immediately start working to protect your claims. When you have been released from treatment, we will fight with the insurance companies to obtain a settlement offer, and if your case doesn’t settle, then we will take your fight to court. At Webster & Garino your personal injury attorney is here for you every step of the way: we do not utilize a “departmental” or “stage” approach to your case where your file is passed around through different support staff and attorneys – your personal injury attorney will work with you from the initial intake meeting all the way through the conclusion of your case.

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