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  Car accidents are, unfortunately, fairly common events. Over 75 percent of Americans commute daily to work or school and with this high number of drivers comes, an increased risk of being involved in an accident. There are many reasons why an auto accident may have happened and in most cases, it’s easy to recognize the party at fault for the collision. As the victim of a car accident, it is important to you and your future well-being that you take legal action and pursue compensation for your damages. Doing so will prevent the guilty party from walking away without just punishment and will also set you on the road to physical and financial recovery.   When Should you Pursue Compensation Table of Contents When Should you Pursue Compensation Economic Damages Lost wages Future Medical Expenses Property Damages Noneconomic Damages Pain and Suffering Loss of Affection Punitive damages Take Control Of

How to Fill Out a Washington State Collision Report You’ve probably heard a story like this before. A friend gets hit by another car but the other driver insists that the damage isn’t that bad. “Don’t worry about it,” the other driver says, “Let’s not go through the trouble of getting insurance involved. I’ll just send you a check for the damage.” Your friend likes the idea of not doing insurance paperwork and so he agrees. When the police officer on the scene asks if they need a collision report, your friend says “No.” After all, they’re “not going to get insurance involved.” We all know how this story ends. The next day your friend gets a call from his insurance. The other driver filed a claim and now your friend is being made to pay for a collision that wasn’t his fault. Don’t be like your friend. Always request a collision