Troy, OH car accident lawyer

First steps after a crash in Troy

Call 911 and ask Troy police, the Miami County Sheriff or the Ohio State Highway Patrol for a report. See a doctor the same day if you can, since pain often grows overnight. Take photos of the cars and the road. Ask witnesses for a phone number before they leave. Keep your bills, prescriptions and a note of days missed from work. Ohio compares each driver's share of fault, so give the other driver's side only the basic facts at first, and wait before agreeing to a recorded statement.

Where crashes happen around Troy

I-75 runs along the east side of Troy, carrying trucks between Dayton and Toledo, and its interchanges at State Route 41 and State Route 55 see merging and sudden slowdowns. Main Street, Market Street and State Route 41 lead past shops and the Hobart Arena area, where event nights bring crowds. US 36 and surrounding county roads cross farmland where tractors and grain trucks share the road. Ohio winter ice and fog by the river valley create hazards on mornings when roads look clear.

What the free case review covers

When you call, a person picks up, at any hour, in English, Spanish or Arabic. Tell us how the crash happened and we ask about injuries, treatment, the vehicles and the report. We explain what typically follows in Ohio in plain words. The free consultation costs nothing and leaves you free to walk away. If it seems no attorney would take the matter, we say that clearly and explain why, along with what new facts might change it.

Matching you with an Ohio attorney

Car Accident Lawyers Agency is a Legal Gridlock referral service and not a law firm. After your review we introduce you to an independent car accident attorney licensed in Ohio who handles the same kind of crash, whether an I-75 truck collision, a farm-vehicle wreck on a county road or an intersection crash downtown. The facts you gave us go along, so you are not repeating yourself. When a case is not one to pursue, we tell you plainly and early.

How things usually go with an attorney

The lawyer requests the crash report and your medical records and informs the other driver's side that you are represented, which stops the direct calls. You continue treatment and mention any new bills or symptoms. The attorney watches your recovery and answers your questions. When your doctors can say more about your outlook, you review the choices together and decide how to proceed. An honest attorney never promises a result or a date, but will explain every step before it happens.