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How long should I wait before I call a lawyer?

Since most personal injury lawyers provide a free initial consultation, you have nothing to lose by becoming aware of your legal rights. Since it may be in your best interest to be represented by an attorney, you need to contact an attorney as soon as possible. If you wait too long, critical evidence may disappear. Skid marks may be washed away from the scene of the accident. The cars may be taken to the salvage yard and disappear. Witnesses may become more difficult to track down. Memories fade.

Why deal with the insurance adjuster by yourself when you can speak with a personal injury attorney for free about your claim and find out your legal rights.

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