F.A.Q.s

After ensuring everyone’s safety, call the police and report the crash. Ask for a police report, and if possible, take photos of the scene and/or damage. If you are offered an ambulance to assist you for medical support, take it.

Yes, it’s crucial to report a crash. Injuries may not be immediately apparent, and reporting the crash ensures a record of the incident.

Yes, you can report a motor vehicle crash later, but it is best to do it as soon as possible to ensure accuracy, reporting and to prevent complications.

Failing to report a collision to your insurance company can result in claim denials, delayed processing, or even policy cancellation in some cases.

Yes, you should report the motor vehicle crash even if it is your fault. This is crucial for insurance purposes and to fulfill legal obligations.

It is essential to file the claim as soon as possible. The specific time frame may vary depending on your insurance company and your country’s regulations.

In general, it’s best not to talk to an insurance company about the details of your crash until you have spoken with a personal injury lawyer to understand your rights.

An employee’s doctor is the sole determinator of whether or not you are able to work due to your injury. Employers are permitted to ask for a doctor’s note however it cannot be questioned by the employer once provided. It is always best to seek legal advice if an employer is pressuring you to return to work.

Most Personal Injury Lawyers work on a contingency fee basis, meaning they only get paid if they win your case. Research and find a personal injury lawyer who offers this option to make legal representation more accessible.

The recovery period varies from person to person as every injury is unique. It can take weeks, months, or even years. Early intervention and professional support can expedite the healing process.

Yes, you can include emotional distress as part of your personal injury claim. Consult with a legal professional for guidance.

After being injured in a crash, you will need rehabilitation to recover from your injuries. Rehabilitation can include physical or cognitive rehabilitation depending on what you require. There is a variety of people that may be involved in your rehabilitation including a physiotherapist, an occupational therapist, a speech and language therapist, a psychologist just to name a few. It is critical to surround yourself with people who care and are invested in your healing journey.

Yes, the Crash Support Network offers a safe space for sharing experiences, advice, and support. We encourage you to join here: Crash Support Network Group

It is important to seek medical care as soon as possible after being injured in an auto collision and to ask questions about your treatment plan. If you delay seeking treatment, you may end up with a more serious injury that could have been prevented if you had received medical care right after the crash and continued. Gaps in medical treatment can have a negative impact on your injury claim. It is important to remember that your health and safety should be your top priority after being injured in a motor vehicle collision.

Yes, you have the right to switch any medical provider if you are not satisfied with the care provided. However, be sure to inform your personal injury lawyer of the change or your insurance company if necessary.

The Crash Support Network is a unique one-of-a-kind platform that provides a variety of helpful resources and is an Award-Winning Not-For-Profit Organization that has been supporting crash survivors since 2019.  It was created by a crash survivor and is dedicated to support other crash survivors.

The Crash Support Network offers a variety of helpful resources including a 24 hour Help Line.  Speak with a crash survivor by reaching out to us at  1-866-473-0794 or send us an email to info@crashsupportnetwork.com. We are here to help!