Immediately after a Missouri collision there are several things that we recommend be done.
1. Contact local police or the Missouri State Highway Patrol.
2. Seek medical attention for evaluation and treatment if necessary.
3. Obtain the names of drivers, passengers and witnesses, if possible obtain photos of vehicles and scene.
4. Notify your auto insurance company of the crash.
5. Make a claim for any benefits on your policy that may be applicable such as medical payment coverage.
6. Do not sign a release or give a statment to the at fault driver or insurance adjuster.
7. Keep in mind that Missouri is a tort state, you will have to prove fault and damages to recover any money from the opposing party at fault.
8. Retain an attorney to assit you with your claim. To learn more read Top 10 List: Reasons To Hire an Experienced Personal Injury Attorney
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