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What to Do After an 18-Wheeler Accident in Wisconsin

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If you have been injured in a truck accident, what you do and do not do in the wake of the crash can have an impact on your ability to obtain compensation for your losses. At Aiken & Scoptur, we have extensive experience handling 18-wheeler truck accident injury claims for clients from Milwaukee and throughout Wisconsin. We can give you the information you need to say and do the right things in the wake of your semi-truck accident.

Contact us today to speak with an experienced Wisconsin 18-wheeler accident lawyer.

What to do after an 18-wheeler accident in Wisconsin:

  • Get medical treatment: It is very important to obtain medical treatment for your injuries, even if they seem relatively minor. Minor neck pain after a truck accident today could lead to a debilitating condition down the road. Obtaining medical treatment is not only important for your own well-being, but is necessary for documenting your injuries.
  • Get information from other drivers: You should obtain contact and insurance information from the driver of the truck as well as any other drivers who may have been involved in the truck accident.
  • Take photographs: If possible, take photographs of the accident scene — including skid marks, road conditions and damage to your vehicle — the truck and any other vehicles involved.
  • Contact a personal injury attorney: The sooner you consult with an experienced personal injury attorney, the better. A lawyer with experience handling Wisconsin 18-wheeler accident claims can help you understand your rights.

Just as important is to remember what not to do after an 18-wheeler accident.

  • Do not make statements to the insurance adjuster: Any offhand remark you make about the accident could be used against you. Consult with an experienced personal injury attorney before making any statements to the insurance company.
  • Do not repair your car: Structural damage to the car can be valuable evidence in your personal injury claim. Do not repair your vehicle until the damage has been thoroughly documented.

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If you or someone close to you has been injured in an 18-wheeler accident in Wisconsin, contact us to schedule a free initial consultation.

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