Imagine it is a Friday night, you are out of work for the day, just picked up your children from daycare, excited to finally relax when you are hit by another vehicle. This can be extremely stressful for most people - let alone a parent with children in the car.

Unfortunately, this exact situation could happen to you as over 6 million automobile accidents happen every year. As such it is important to know what you should do following an accident as well as things that you should not do.

What To Do Immediately Following An Accident

• Call the Police 🚓

• Take Photos of All Vehicles Involved 📸

• Obtain Witness Information 📝

• Seek Medical Attention 🚑

• Call an Attorney 👩🏼‍⚖️

What NOT To Do Immediately Following An Accident:

• Not Calling the Police but Exchanging Auto Insurance Information Instead 🚫

• Not Seeking Medical Treatment 🚫

• Calling the Insurance Company and Providing a Recorded Statement 🚫

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