Being involved in a motor vehicle accident is already emotionally taxing enough. Not to mention the very high likelihood of getting physically injured, particularly with rollover accidents. They will not only turn your whole world upside down but heavily increase your already high chances of getting seriously hurt or killed.
This is why it is important to get in touch with an experienced personal injury lawyer. In order to receive a financial compensation package for your damages and hold the at-fault driver legally responsible, you will need to contact John Foy & Associates. We have an entire team of talented professionals who have over 20 years of experience dealing with victims of car crashes and their resulting personal injuries.
Hire an Augusta rollover accident lawyer today to get the ball rolling on getting your life back to normal.
The Severity of Rollover Accidents
A rollover accident is when the motor vehicle completely flips over in the midst of hitting an object or getting hit by another vehicle. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, in the latest year of reporting, you are ten times more likely to die in a rollover accident than in any other kind of motor vehicle accident. This even includes head-on collisions, which are also known to be very serious and deadly.
Along with the great potential for fatality, physical injuries are high among victims of rollover accidents. The list of these severe injuries includes:
- Whiplash
- Burns
- Concussions
- Bone Fractures
- Lacerations
- Spinal Cord Injuries
- Soft Tissue Injuries
- Nerve Damage
- Traumatic Brain Damage
This is not a comprehensive list of all the physical injuries you could face being involved in a rollover accident. There are countless other injuries you could sustain from flipping over in a car during a crash. Suffering from any one of these injuries means that you are entitled to compensation.
An Augusta rollover accident attorney from John Foy & Associates can help you and your family obtain that compensation.
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Causes of Rollover Accidents
The most common cause of a rollover accident comes from the negligent actions of another driver on the road. This will most often occur in three different ways:
- Another vehicle t-bones your car (hit your side with their front).
- Another vehicle side-swipes your car and pushes you off the road.
- Another vehicle cuts you off in your lane, either pushing you off the road or forcing you to swerve too suddenly and aggressively.
When rollover accidents happen because of these types of reckless actions, then it gives the victims the go-ahead to sue them in court for damages. There can be other causes of a rollover, like an issue with the car’s manufacturer. This is usually highly unlikely, though.
Sit down and chat with a rollover accident lawyer in Augusta if you know that your motor vehicle accident took place due to any of these three commonplace causes. From there, our experienced team of legal professionals can get a better understanding of your case and whether or not you have a legal standing for compensation going forward.
Steps to Take After the Crash
Moments after any type of motor vehicle accident can be quite confusing and stressful. This is particularly true for rollover accidents because of how dangerous they are and because you are literally spinning through the air at very fast speeds. The most important step to take following a rollover accident is to be examined by emergency services and medical professionals, regardless of how normal you may or may not feel.
Then you are going to want to talk with the police about the official report of the crash. Make it very well known that you did not cause the accident. You are a victim of a negligent driver’s actions.
Next, contact your auto insurance to see how much money you will get from damages is your next move. This goes along with contacting your health insurance to see how much they are willing to cover all your medical bills.
Once all those steps are taken, then you can get in touch with a rollover accident attorney in Augusta. “The Strong Arm” can help you and your loved ones through these tough times by doing a multitude of different things. This includes:
- Negotiating with insurance companies to make sure they do not downplay your damages
- Collecting police reports and witness testimonies to make sure the at-fault driver is held liable
- Supplying medical records to make sure you get a rightful amount of compensation for your injuries
The Importance of Hiring an Augusta Rollover Accident Lawyer
There are some individuals out there who think that it is not necessary to hire a personal injury lawyer following any type of motor vehicle collision. They believe hiring any kind of legal help is far too expensive. They rather just focus on recovering from their physical injuries and talking through the financial minutia with their insurance companies.
These types of people are sorely mistaken and can lose out on receiving just compensation from a negligent party. A rollover accident attorney in Augusta can help with negotiating with insurance companies, securing financial compensation from your damages, and holding the at-fault driver legally liable. The compensation package that you could win with the help of John Foy & Associates is based on a number of factors, including:
- Medical bills
- Prescription drug costs
- Physical therapy costs
- Out-of-pocket expenses
- Lost income/wages from missed work
- Loss of consortium
- Pain and suffering damages
You are entitled to financial compensation since you were involved in a rollover accident that was not your fault and caused you serious injury. We can provide you and your family with the help that you need and deserve.
Contact John Foy & Associates Today
Rollover accidents may not be the most common motor vehicle collision, yet they are among the most dangerous. There is no reason to wait around and continue toying with the idea of hiring an attorney for legal counsel and assistance. “The Strong Arm” is here to extend a helping hand by offering our time, resources, experience, and expertise.
Contact us today and receive a free and fast consultation.
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