What to Do First After a Car Accident
- Get medical attention the same day, even if you feel fine — delayed treatment is the most common reason claims get discounted.
- Report the crash and get the police report number.
- Photograph both vehicles, the scene, road conditions, and any visible injuries.
- Collect the other driver's insurance details and contact information for witnesses.
- Keep every medical bill, receipt and record of missed work.
- Do not give a recorded statement or accept a settlement offer before your treatment is finished.
When Legal Help Makes the Biggest Difference
- You were injured and needed more than a single visit.
- The other driver disputes fault, or the insurer is assigning you part of the blame.
- A commercial vehicle, rideshare or truck was involved.
- The insurer's offer arrived fast and feels low relative to your bills.
- The at-fault driver was uninsured or carried minimal coverage.
- Your injury is ongoing and future treatment is likely.
How the Free Review Works
The review takes about 60 seconds. You answer a short set of questions about the type of accident, when it happened, whether you received medical care, whether you were at fault, and whether you are already represented.
If your accident appears to qualify, a participating attorney can call within minutes to discuss your case. My Accident Worth Cash is a legal advertising service, not a law firm — we do not provide legal advice or representation, and nothing here creates an attorney-client relationship.
Who Typically Qualifies
We focus on vehicle accident claims only and cannot assist with medical malpractice, slip-and-fall, or workplace injury cases.
- The accident involved a vehicle — car, truck, motorcycle, rideshare or similar.
- You were not at fault for the crash.
- You are not currently represented by another attorney for this accident.
- You are still within your state's filing deadline.