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When you search car accidents on the internet, several articles about drivers receiving personal injury settlements when another driver is responsible for the crash come up. But what about the passengers in the injured driver’s vehicle?

If you were injured in an auto accident and someone else was at fault, you might be debating whether you should call a personal injury attorney or not. You aren’t alone. Many people think they can keep more of an insurance settlement for themselves if they can avoid paying attorney’s fees.

California leads the nation with the number of motorcycles at 957,873 in 2021, according to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS). Florida, with a third fewer at 645,012, is second. The statistics are reversed, when it comes to motorcycle accident fatalities. Florida in 2019 led the nation with 591 fatalities, and the Golden State second at 474 fatalities.

If you’ve recently been in a car accident, you’ll likely receive a call from an insurance adjuster within a day or two. While this is a completely normal and necessary step after an accident, it’s important to know what you should — and shouldn’t — say to them.

When you’re involved in a car wreck, it can feel completely overwhelming. Making matters even worse, there is so much misleading information surrounding the car accident claims process in California.

When a car accident occurs, victims often suffer minor to severe injuries that may be enough to change the course of their lives forever. Regardless of the seriousness of your injuries, seeking immediate medical attention after the incident is crucial for your overall well-being, safety, and insurance claims purposes.

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