Uninsured Drivers Accidents

Immediately check yourself and others involved for injuries. If anyone is seriously hurt, call 911.

If possible, move your vehicle off the road and park somewhere safe to wait for the police and emergency personnel. Turn on your hazard lights.

When talking to the other party as well as law enforcement, do not admit fault or apologize for the accident. In fact, the less you say, the better. Even a simple apology at the scene can be used to show your admission of guilt for causing the accident. It is best to not say anything, especially if you think you might be at fault.

Even if the accident is minor, you should still call the police. Exchange contact and insurance information with the other driver(s) involved and take photos of the scene to show damage – or lack of damage to vehicles and property.

Thoroughly document the scene by taking photos and videos of the accident, including any injuries or damage to your vehicle. Seek medical attention, even if you don’t feel like it’s necessary. Some injuries may not be immediately apparent.

Finally, contact AMS Law Group to help protect yourself and ensure you receive fair compensation for your injuries and damages.

Yes, if you’re involved in a car accident, it’s important to call the police, even if it’s just a minor accident. Under Texas law, you’re legally required to report an accident to the police if it results in injury, death, or property damage over $1,000.

Calling the police ensures that emergency medical services are dispatched as quickly as possible if anyone is injured.

It also means that there is official documentation of the accident.

The police will also create a report of the accident, which can be used as evidence in your personal injury claim. This report will include important information such as the accident’s date, time, and location, a description of the vehicles involved, the names and contact information of the drivers and witnesses, and a preliminary determination of who was at fault. This report can help expedite your insurance claims process.

No, do not speak with the other drivers’ insurance company without first consulting an attorney.

Insurance adjusters will attempt to settle for as little as possible and often use tactics that minimize payouts, including downplaying injuries and asking leading questions. They can trick you into admitting guilt that you are wholly or partially responsible for the accident.

Anything you say can be used against you. What’s more, you may not know the full extent of your injuries because they can take days or even weeks to show. AMS Law can help you navigate the claims process, protect your rights, and ensure you receive fair compensation.

If you’ve been injured in an accident, hiring a personal injury lawyer is a wise move. Personal injury attorneys have experience, knowledge, and resources you are unlikely to have.

If your case goes to trial, a personal injury lawyer can represent you and help you get the best outcome possible. You will need help identifying liable parties and negotiating with insurance companies for fair compensation. Hiring a lawyer can also give you peace of mind by allowing you to focus on your recovery.

If you’ve been in a car accident, it’s best to contact a personal injury attorney as soon as possible. If you delay, you could miss the statute of limitations for filing a lawsuit, and essential evidence could disappear. Even if you aren’t sure whether you have a case or not, an attorney can offer valuable guidance.

Personal injury cases are legal disputes that arise when someone is injured due to the actions of another party, which can be an individual, business, or other entity.

Personal injury cases can be resolved through a settlement or lawsuit. Sometimes the compensation can be negotiated without going to court, but sometimes the case does go to trial. The goal of a personal injury case is to obtain fair compensation for the injured party and hold the responsible party accountable. If you are injured, AMS Law Group can help you navigate the legal system and ensure you receive fair compensation.

Your personal injury case could go to court, but it’s not guaranteed. In fact, most personal injury cases don’t go to trial. They are settled out of court through negotiations between the parties involved.

The likelihood that your case will go to court depends on several things, including the nature and severity of your injuries, the amount of compensation being sought, the strength of the evidence, and the willingness of both parties to settle.

If your case does go to court, you will need an experienced attorney to represent you before a judge or jury and present evidence to support your claim for damages.

If you don’t get paid, we don’t get paid. It’s that simple.

When you choose AMS Law Group, you get personal attention and caring, compassionate, professional representation by attorneys who have the knowledge, talent, and experience to ensure you get the best possible outcome for your case.

Not only will we give you a FREE personal injury case evaluation… we don’t charge you a cent until your case is settled.

While you recover from your injuries, we fight for you to receive all the compensation you are legally entitled to, including:

• Payment for your medical bills, both current and those you might incur in the future
• Lost wages
• Lost earnings if you are unable to return to work
• Rehabilitation of all types
• Job retraining if you are unable to return to your former employment
• Pain and suffering

You focus on putting your life back together, and we’ll focus on making sure you have what it takes to do it.

The time it takes to resolve a personal injury case varies depending on its complexity, how severe the injuries are, and whether the parties are willing to settle outside of court.

Some cases can be resolved quickly if the injuries are minor and both sides agree to a settlement.

However, some cases take a bit longer. This is especially true of those that are more complex, such as cases involving more serious injuries. Those cases can take longer due to extensive negotiations, mediation, or even a trial.

It’s hard to predict how long it will take, but a consultation with AMS Law Group can give you some insight into the complexity of your own case, and it can be resolved efficiently.

Yes, AMS Law handles wrongful death cases and can provide legal advice, guidance, and support to help you and your family achieve justice and closure after a devastating loss.