How do I File an Insurance Claim After a Car Accident?
After a car accident, you may receive compensation for damages such as lost wages, medical expenses, mental anguish, pain and suffering, and disability. The at-fault party’s insurer is required to pay both economic and non-economic damages.
If you’ve been involved in a car accident, you should reach out to your insurance to notify them about your accident. Remember, insurance companies usually have deadlines for reporting such incidents. Your insurance company will walk you through what you need to do to file your personal injury claim.
The car accident insurance lawyers at D'Amore Personal Injury Law have experience in the insurance claim process for car accidents. We can take care of the filing process to make sure you don’t miss any deadlines or leave out crucial details when filing your claim.
Your insurance carrier will want to find out more information regarding your accident, including your injuries, the circumstances of the crash, time and place, and if you have any evidence. Our legal team will handle all communications on your behalf and also get in touch with the other driver’s insurance company.
You can file a third-party insurance claim against the other party’s insurer to recover compensation for damages. Claims adjusters and lawyers representing the at-fault party may contact you after the crash to promptly settle your case. During such times, you have no obligation to record any statement regarding the accident. Regardless of how friendly they may seem, always remember that their main goal is to deny or limit your car accident claim.
Our car accident insurance lawyers will issue a demand letter compelling the insurance company to settle your compensation once we are done gathering evidence and determining liability. If we aren’t able to reach an amicable resolution with the insurance company through negotiations or mediation, D'Amore Personal Injury Law is prepared to file a lawsuit in Maryland to protect your rights and interests.