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	7 Fatal Mistakes Victims Of Accidents Make in NC
	7 Costly Mistakes That Can Ruin Your Social Security Disability Claim
	9 Common Mistakes That Can Destroy Your Workers' Compensation Case
	The Ultimate Guide to Buying Auto Insurance in NC
	North Carolina’s Guide to Nursing Home Negligence
	7 Big Mistakes To Avoid After a Big Rig Trucking Accident
	The Guide To Protecting North Carolina Motorcyclists & Their Families

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Avandia Alert

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What To Do Right After An Accident?

Having an accident can be a very stressful situation whether you are injured or not. However, there are a few things you can do right after an accident to make the ordeal a little less stressful. First, at the scene get as much information as you can about the other party. Get the driver’s name, address, phone number and license plate number. If there are any witnesses that saw the accident and come to check on you, get the witness’s name, address and phone number. Many times witnesses leave before the police arrive. However, if you have this information you can give it to the police officer and she/he can follow-up with the witness if there is a dispute as to what happened in the accident.

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