A Car Accident Can Have Devastating Consequences. Board-certified Personal Injury Attorney Luke Dow Can Help.

Do not leave the scene of the auto wreck until you speak with all those involved or you could end up facing a hit-and-run charge. 

If anyone on the scene is injured, call an ambulance. In most injury cases, you should also call the police and request an official report of the collision.

Speak with all other parties involved in the auto accident and gather their contact, insurance company information, and driver's license details.

It is a good idea to speak to witnesses and take photos to use as evidence later. If you can safely do so, photograph all vehicles and injuries, as well as the scene of the incident.

Be careful what you say while at the scene of the crash. You should never admit fault, even if you believe you are to blame. A casual apology can be used against you later.

When the front ends of two vehicles collide, the combined velocity frequently causes catastrophic injuries or even wrongful death. In 2016 alone, 639 people were killed in head-on collisions in the state.

Multi-vehicle accidents typically occur on highways or freeways, making them some of the deadliest accidents. After this type of accident, it is often difficult to determine the cause and who was at fault.

A rollover occurs when a vehicle flips onto its side or roof. While any vehicle can flip or roll over, this accident is most common with SUVs due to their high center of gravity.

Sometimes called a T-bone collision, this type of accident occurs when the side of a vehicle is hit by the front or side of another. The resulting injuries will depend on the construction of the vehicle and its safety features.

Rear-end accidents occur when a vehicle collides with the one in front of it and are typically considered the fault of the rear driver. The most common personal injury associated with rear-end collisions is whiplash.

With a serious personal injury, medical bills can extend far beyond the initial recovery period. Some injuries require lifelong care and dramatic changes to your daily life.

Whether you miss work because you've lost your vehicle or due to time spent in the hospital, lost wages after a car accident can cause significant financial instability.

A car accident can be an incredibly traumatic event, especially if the incident results in the loss of a loved one. You may suffer on-going psychological and emotional distress.

Our team takes all the time necessary to understand your unique auto accident and works with experts to investigate all aspects of the case.

We can speak with witnesses and review the specifics of your case to identify crucial evidence to support your right to compensation.

Our team can work with insurance company adjusters to ensure you get the best possible settlement allowable under the law. 

If the settlement from your insurance company isn't sufficient to pay your bills, we can file a lawsuit against those responsible for your accident.

While many of our injury cases settle out of court, attorney Luke Dow is a strong litigator and will not hesitate to take the action which is best for you.