What is a Car accident

Virtually 98% of all motor vehicle accidents, are car accidents. Not all car accidents have accident related injuries. If both vehicles involved in an accident have sustained no damage to either vehicle, that we might not call a car accident.

Vehicle A, being "any" motor vehicle, collides with an individuals car and either vehicle sustains damage that needs professional repairs, and there are no injuries, that would be a minor or a medium car accident. Work with your insurance company to get your car repaired by a top notch professional. If you have the coverage, make sure you get a car rental. You've paid for it.

Vehicle A, again being "any" motor vehicle, collides with an individuals car, and the individual operating the car acquires injuries, this we would call a minor-serious to a serious car accident. Depending on the severity of the injuries, California law allows for monetary damages to be collected from the offending party(ies). If you have been seriously injured in a car accident and need help recovering monetary damages for your injuries, you need car accident attorney, Michael H. Silvers.

For over 30 years the car accident lawyers at Michael H. Silvers, A Law Corporation, have successfully represented injured motorists with a 98.6% success rate. Click here to visit car accident lawyer Michael H. Silvers.