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After a car crash in Ohio, the first step to protecting your health and your rights to compensation is getting medical attention. Even if you feel fine and don’t think you’re injured, it’s important to get checked out anyway, as internal injuries may not show up right away. Whether you get evaluated by first responders at the scene of the accident or visit a doctor’s office or hospital in the days after the crash, getting medical attention creates a timely record that links your injuries to the crash.
But what happens next? At Nurenberg Paris, we want to help injury victims like you get the compensation they deserve for what they’ve been through. Don’t hesitate to call us after an auto accident in Ohio—we’re here for you 24/7, and we’re ready to guide you through every step of the claims process.
When you call us after your auto accident, we’ll ask you some questions to learn more details about your claim. If we decide to take your case, we’ll collect evidence to support your claim, such as photos from the crash scene, witness testimonies, and police reports. These can help us determine who was responsible for the crash.
We’ll also take a look at your injury-related expenses, including your current and future medical bills, current and future lost wages, and pain and suffering, to calculate a fair settlement. Then, we’ll present that settlement offer to the responsible party’s insurance company. Most cases settle outside of court, but if the insurance company refuses to pay you what you deserve, we aren’t afraid to take your case to trial.
After a car crash, the Ohio car accident lawyers at Nurenberg Paris want to help you get the compensation you deserve. We know that the legal process can feel intimidating if you’ve never gone through it before. That’s why we strive to make it as stress-free as possible for injury victims like you. In fact, you won’t pay us unless we get compensation for you—that’s our No Fee Guarantee®. Contact us today for a free consultation, and let us put our 90 years of experience to work for you and your family.
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