Missouri Car Accident Attorneys

Helping Victims of Car Accidents in Overland Park, Olathe & Kansas City, MO

Have you been in a car accident? If so, you are likely in a state of shock. You may be physically injured, emotionally distressed, and financially overwhelmed. You may be wondering how you will pay your bills, get to work, or take care of your family. You may be wondering what you should do next. You can take comfort in knowing that our Missouri car accident attorneys are here to help. Our team at the Martin Law Group, LLC, can provide you with the information you need to make smart decisions.

Call (913) 764-9700 or contact us online today to speak with our Missouri car accident attorneys.

What to Do After a Car Accident

After a car accident, you may be in a state of shock. You may have suffered an injury, such as a concussion, whiplash, or other neck or back injury. You may have a laceration or broken bone. You may have been thrown from your vehicle and need to be treated for a traumatic brain injury. You may not know what to do. You may not know what you should not do. You may not know how to protect yourself from the actions of other negligent drivers or the insurance companies they represent. You may not know how to protect yourself from your own insurance company. Our car accident attorneys in Missouri can help you understand what to do and what not to do after a car accident.

Here is what you should do after a car accident:

• Call the police and file a report. You should always call the police and file a report after a car accident. The police will investigate the accident and gather information that will be used to determine fault.
• Seek medical attention. You should always seek medical attention if you have been injured in a car accident. You may need to be treated for a soft tissue injury or a traumatic brain injury. You may need to be treated for a laceration or broken bone.
• Do not talk to the insurance company. You should not talk to the insurance company after a car accident. You should not give a recorded statement or sign any documents. You should not give a written statement or sign any documents. The insurance company will try to get information from you. You should not give it to them.
• Do not make a claim with your insurance company. Do not make a claim with your insurance company after a car accident. You should not submit a claim for your car repairs or for your personal injuries. Your insurance company will likely try to submit a claim against the other driver's insurance company. If you make a claim, you will be giving the insurance company information about your injuries. You will be telling them how much your injuries are worth. You will be giving them a reason to try to limit their payment to you.
• Contact our car accident attorneys in Missouri. You should contact our team at the Martin Law Group, LLC, as soon as possible after a car accident. We can help you with all aspects of your case. We can help you gather evidence and file the right claims.

Recoverable Damages in a Car Accident Case

In a car accident case, you will be able to recover compensation for all of your damages. You will be able to recover damages for your medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering. You will be able to recover punitive damages. Punitive damages are awarded in car accident cases to punish the party that was at fault. Punitive damages are meant to deter the at-fault party from engaging in the same type of negligent behavior in the future. Punitive damages are meant to prevent similar accidents in the future.

Here are some of the damages you may be able to recover in a car accident case:

• Medical bills: You may be able to recover all of the medical bills you have incurred as a result of your accident-related injuries. You may be able to recover the cost of all of your future medical care.
• Lost wages: You may be able to recover all of the lost wages you have incurred as a result of your accident-related injuries. You may be able to recover the cost of all of your future lost wages.
• Pain and suffering: You may be able to recover compensation for pain and suffering as a result of your accident-related injuries. You may be able to recover compensation for emotional distress, anxiety, and PTSD.
• Punitive damages: You may be able to recover punitive damages if the party that was at fault acted with malice or reckless disregard for the safety of others. Punitive damages are meant to punish the at-fault party and to prevent them from engaging in similar negligent behavior in the future.

Contact Our Missouri Car Accident Attorneys

After a car accident, you may be in a state of shock. You may be physically injured, emotionally distressed, and financially overwhelmed. You may be wondering what you should do next. You can take comfort in knowing that our team at the Martin Law Group, LLC, is on your side. 

Our dedicated team of professionals is ready to listen to your story, evaluate your case, and provide valuable guidance tailored to your situation.

Contact our award-winning car accident lawyer in Missouri today for a consultation at 913-764-9700.