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Fender bender car accidents are a common sight. Usually they occur at low speed and are minor. In other cases, details are complicated or damage to people or vehicles severe. What appears to have happened at the accident scene may turn into a whole different story when the parties involved tell their side to investigators. The victim has a limited amount of time from the car accident date, to file a claim and present perspective on what happened. If you have questions or have been involved in a fender bender car accident, call Kahler Personal Injury Lawyers today to determine the steps necessary to protect yourself.

What kinds of car accident injuries occur with a fender bender?

The most common type of injury caused by a fender bender is whiplash. These injuries can be extremely painful, debilitating and long lasting. The challenge with whiplash is that obvious symptoms rarely show up at the car accident scene. If the victim fails to get a medical check-up after the accident, there is a decreased chance of proving right to damages.

Kahler Personal Injury Lawyers help clients receive fair and rightful benefits for whiplash injuries suffered in fender benders.

When do fender benders happen?

There is no good time for a car accident to happen. They commonly occur in the following situations:

Backing out of a driveway

Inability to stop at an intersection due to weather conditions or brake failure

Driving too fast

Distracted driving

Car is hit from behind and forced into the vehicle ahead, causing a domino effect

Important steps to follow after a fender bender:

Use you cell phone to take pictures:

Of the vehicles, including front, back and side views

Include land marks such as street signs or buildings

of the damage to vehicles or other property

Of broken glass, skid marks etc

Road conditions such as ice or maintenance issues

The license plate number of other vehicle(s) involved

The address or street location

Phone 911 if someone has been injured or the car accident is serious.

Record the other drivers information including, drivers license number, contact phone number, insurance company name and contact information

Get a medical check-up even if there are no signs of injury.

Keep written record of all medical checkups

Keep ongoing written record of pain or injury

A fender bender may seem like just another little set back in your busy day. It is important to take the time to take some basic steps, just in case it turns out to be more serious. Kahler Personal Injury Law Firmregularly represents injured clients following fender bender accidents.

by: Jacob Evan




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