If you were seriously hurt in a highway car accident in Washington, DC, you may be dealing with back or neck injuries, broken bones, head injuries, or injuries that require surgery and ongoing medical treatment. You may also be missing work, worrying about bills, and getting calls from the insurance company.<\/p>\n
Major highways like I-495, I-95, I-295, and Route 50 have heavy traffic, including large commercial trucks. At highway speeds, injuries can be severe and recovery can take months.<\/p>\n
Some injuries also get worse in the days following the accident. If you’re experiencing new pain or symptoms, make sure your doctor knows so they’re documented in your medical records. Getting the right treatment and knowing what to do next can make a big difference in your recovery and your car accident case<\/a><\/strong><\/span>.<\/p>\n If you were injured in a highway accident, here are a few important steps to protect yourself and your case:<\/p>\n After a serious highway car accident, the insurance company may start calling almost immediately.<\/p>\n An adjuster might ask how the accident happened, whether you’re injured, or if you’ll give a recorded statement. Remember, the other driver’s insurance adjuster works for the insurance company, not for you.<\/p>\n You don’t have to rush into giving the other driver’s insurance company a recorded statement. What you say can affect your case, especially if you’re still receiving medical treatment and don’t know how serious your injuries are.<\/p>\n After a serious highway car accident, you may be wondering how long your case will take, especially if you’re still getting medical treatment and missing work. In this video, Attorney Frank Kearney<\/a><\/strong><\/span> explains what can affect the timeline of a car accident case in DC, Maryland, and Virginia.<\/p>\nWhat to Do After a Highway Car Accident in DC<\/strong><\/h4>\n
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What to Do When the Insurance Company Starts Calling<\/strong><\/h4>\n
How Long Does a Car Accident Case Take in DC, Maryland, and Virginia?<\/h2>\n