(openPR) - If you have recently been injured in an accident, chances are you are worrying about what you should do next. You may also be feeling angry, frustrated, or just wondering if there is a reasonable way out of this mess.
You may be asking these questions: “Can I trust my insurance company to take care of me? How do I deal with the other insurance companies involved? Should I get a lawyer? Will I lose any benefits because I didn’t see a doctor right after the accident? Will my own insurance company give me what I deserve for the damage to my car?”
If any of these questions have occurred to you, then you should read the 25 page Special Report from Texas personal injury attorney Robert A. Kraft. He has used the lessons learned over the course of his 35 years of injury practice to warn accident victims of "Fatal Mistakes" they must avoid in order to make a successful personal injury claim.
The report is primarily about automobile collisions, but most of the information in the report also applies to injuries sustained in other ways – such as a “slip-and-fall” incident, an injury caused by a defective product, and many other types of accidents.
The details are in the full 25 page report, but the Fatal Mistakes are listed here:
FATAL MISTAKE 1:
NOT TAKING IMMEDIATE ACTION AT THE ACCIDENT SCENE TO ENSURE YOUR RIGHTS ARE PRESERVED
FATAL MISTAKE 2:
NOT DOCUMENTING EVERYTHING THAT HAPPENS AFTER THE ACCIDENT AND INJURY OCCURS
FATAL MISTAKE 3:
NOT SEEING A DOCTOR OR NOT COOPERATING COMPLETELY WITH YOUR DOCTORS
FATAL MISTAKE 4:
GIVING STATEMENTS, SIGNING PAPERS, OR ACCEPTING INSURANCE COMPANY ESTIMATES WITHOUT FIRST GETTING LEGAL ADVICE
FATAL MISTAKE 5:
NOT HIRING A LAWYER, OR HIRING THE WRONG LAWYER
FATAL MISTAKE 6:
NOT BEING HONEST WITH YOUR LAWYER, OR FAILING TO COOPERATE WITH YOUR LAWYER
FATAL MISTAKE 7:
EXAGGERATING YOUR INJURIES OR NOT BEING COMPLETELY HONEST IN OTHER WAYS
To obtain the full report, contact attorney Kraft at 800-989-9999 or by e-mail at info@kraftlaw.com. More information is available at www.kraftlaw.com.
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