Your Lake Jackson Auto Accident Lawyers at Denena & Points, PC can answer all of your questions after your Lake Jackson Auto Accident. You don't even have to start out by speaking with an attorney. First, download our FREE informational book. Second, review our accident blog and library for tons of information regarding auto accidents, motorcycle accidents, truck accidents and defective cars.

Please do not let yourself be a victim twice. The insurance adjustors working for the person that injured you in a Lake Jackson Auto Accident will stop at nothing to ruin your case and not give you one little bit of the compensation you deserve for your injuries. As soon as you finish reading this article, download our FREE, no strings attached informational book that has tons of information. Just click here to download.

Now, remember these things if you have been in a Lake Jackson Auto Accident:

1. Make sure you give YOUR side of the story to the investigating police officer.
Do not assume the investigating police officer will get what happened down right. You must tell her your side of the story. If you do not make your voice heard at this critical time your case may be over before it starts. If you do not get a chance to speak to the officer, you are no doubt going to need an attorney to analyze the situation. The Board Certified Lake Jackson Auto Accident Attorneys of Denena & Points, PC can help you. Call us at 877-307-9500 to speak with Chad or Tony right away.

2. Do not sign anything the insurance adjustor for the other driver tries to convince you to sign.
No doubt the insurance adjustor will ask you "sign a few forms." DO NOT DO IT! These are forms that will be used to dig up totally private and completely irrelevant information about you. One of the forms will be an open-ended medical authorization that will give the insurance company access to virtually every medical record on you from every doctor you have ever been to? How is that sore back you had back in high school relevant to your sore back now, twenty years later? It does not. Another will be an open-ended employment authorization. How does your rate of pay ten years prior to the action have any relationship to your lost wages today? The answer is none. But the insurance company will use all of this irrelevant information to deny or lessen the value of your claim to an unfair level.

3. Giving a recorded statement to the insurance adjustor of the other driver.
This will destroy your chances at a fair recovery. DO NOT GIVE A RECORDED STATEMENT to the INSURANCE ADJUSTOR. The insurace adjustor will slant every question so that no matter what answer you give it will hurt your case. After this you won't be able to settle your case on your own and will have to get an attorney. If that attorney is competent at all he will ask for a transcript of the recorded statement. Predictably, the insurance company will produce a print out of what they say is an accurate recording of the statement. The only problem is they will not produce the actyal recording saying "it was destroyed in the normal course of business." Then there is no way to determine whether the transcript is accurate or not. Just don't give a recorded statement without a laywer on your side. You are under no legal obligation to give a recorded statement to the people working for the person that is at fault for the accident. You owe it to yourself, spend some time on this webiste reading the information we have made available to you and request a copy of our FREE book and read it before speaking with any insurance adjustor or company representative.

4. Not getting yourself to a doctor.
If you are really hurt, you should go to the emergency room or a doctor. If you are injured, you are not going to heal on your own. Even with treatment, simple muscle strains and sprains can take weeks or longer to heal. More serious injuries will never heal and cause you future problems down the road. Get yourself to the emergency room from the accident scene or follow-up with a doctor the very next day. Not doing so will cause you not to heal properly and will lessen the true value of your case.

5. Toughing it out at work even though you are really too injured to be there.
We all have to work. Everyone has to have money. But if your doctor tells you to stay home for a few days you need to do it. Not following doctor's orders is very harmful to your case in the eyes of insurance adjustors, company representatives and jurors.

6. Not following all the instructions of your doctor and therapist.
If the doctor prescribes 6 weeks of physical therapy you need to complete it. If the doctor prescribes medication you need to take it. Now, I don't mean to imply to do things you don't need. By all means when you begin to feel better you must tell your doctor your accurate condition. On the other hand, you must follow orders for as long as your injury persists.

You may not need a lawyer, but in all frankness, you really should consult a lawyer to make that decision. At a minimum, read these 6 things that can destroy your Pearland accident case and make sure that you use this information as part of the way you deal with the adjustors.