Answer six short sets of questions about your accident. We review the details and connect you with an accident attorney licensed in your state, at no cost to you.
Accident Vehicle Claims is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. We review your submission and pass your details to a participating attorney in your state so they can contact you about your options.
No cost, no obligation, and you can stop at any point.
A participating attorney licensed in your state will call you, usually within one business day. If you need to speak to someone sooner, call (800) 555-0199.
If a vehicle was involved and someone else contributed to it, there is usually a claim worth reviewing.
Rear-end collisions, junction impacts, lane changes, multi-car pileups and parked car damage.
Accidents involving semis, delivery vans and fleet vehicles, where the policies and the liability are larger.
Riders take the worst of it and get blamed the fastest. These cases need someone who knows the pattern.
Crosswalk strikes, parking lot incidents and reversing accidents, including hit and run claims.
If the other driver had no cover, your own uninsured motorist policy may still carry the claim.
Passengers are almost never at fault, which makes these among the clearest claims to bring.
Date, fault, injuries, vehicle, claim status, contact details. Around two minutes on a phone.
Your submission is reviewed and routed to a participating attorney licensed in the state where the accident happened.
Usually within one business day. There is no obligation to hire anyone, and nothing to pay for the call.
The first offer after an accident is rarely the last one available. Knowing that is most of the battle.
Every state sets a deadline for filing an injury claim, and some are as short as one year. Waiting closes doors quietly.
Attorneys in the network work on a contingency basis. Their fee comes from a recovery, so no recovery means no fee.
You give the details once. We route them. You stop repeating your accident to a different stranger every afternoon.
No. Submitting the form and speaking to an attorney costs you nothing. If you go on to hire one, they typically work on a contingency fee, meaning their fee is a percentage of what they recover for you and is agreed with you in writing first.
No. Accident Vehicle Claims is not a law firm, not a lawyer referral service and does not give legal advice. We collect your details and pass them to a participating attorney licensed in your state so that they can contact you directly.
It depends on your state. Deadlines for injury claims commonly run from one to four years from the date of the accident, and claims against a government body can have far shorter notice periods. If your accident was recent, you almost certainly still have time. If it was not, it is worth checking rather than assuming.
Often yes. Most states use comparative fault rules, where your recovery is reduced by your share of the blame rather than wiped out entirely. Fault is also frequently assigned wrongly at the scene, and it can be reassessed.
That is a decision only you and an attorney should make, and once you accept and sign a release you usually cannot reopen it. Early offers often arrive before the full extent of an injury is known. Get the offer reviewed before you sign anything.
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