After a car accident, gather essential information quickly. Collect the other driver’s details, including name, address, phone number, license, insurance info, and vehicle specifics. Note the accident location, time, weather, road conditions, and traffic signals. Take photos of your vehicle’s damage, the other car, skid marks, and debris. Get contact information from witnesses. If injured, document your injuries with photos. Remember, safety first. Call emergency services if needed.
Yes, you can potentially be compensated for pain and suffering. Pain and suffering compensation covers physical and emotional distress caused by the accident, including pain, mental anguish, loss of enjoyment of life, disfigurement, and scarring. It’s considered non-economic damages and its amount varies based on injury severity, life impact, and other factors. Proving pain and suffering often requires medical records, witness testimony, and personal statements.
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