Failing to get timely medical treatment and documenting your injuries



	Mistake to Avoid Failing to get timely medical treatment and documenting your injuries Many accident victims make the mistake of not getting treatment right after an accident. Most people think they will feel better within a day or two. However, that day or two of pain can stretch into weeks, months or even years. As a result, it could take longer to recover from injuries. Failing to get medical treatment can also affect the value of your injury case. In fact, the longer you wait to get medical attention and document your injuries, the more harm it can cause the value of your case. Insurance companies routinely argue that a delay in medical treatment indicates accident victims may not have been as hurt as they may claim. During your case, our law firm advises you on how best to document your injuries. Please call Gendlin, Liverman & Rymer and ask us what you need to do before it’s too late. Additional Mistakes to Avoid Giving statements to insurance companies Handling your case without the help of a trusted attorney Trusting an insurance company to look out for your rights Failing to get treatment because of a lack of health insurance Not taking photographs of your damaged vehicle Taking your car to an insurance company’s "pre-approved body shop” for repairs Cashing an insurance check or signing an insurance release before having an attorney review it Failing to take photographs of your visible injuries Failing to do a thorough accident scene investigation and not getting witness statements Not documenting your lost wages and income Call us toll-free at 1-877-272-3399. Let Gendlin, Liverman & Rymer help you avoid making mistakes that can cost you thousands of dollars.