A car hits you. You’re shaken, but you walk away. No visible bruises, no broken bones. You tell yourself, “I’m fine.” But are you really?
Here’s Why You Should Still File a Claim
1. Injuries Can Show Up Days Later
Neck, back, or brain injuries aren’t always obvious right away. Pain and complications can set in after the adrenaline wears off.
2. You Could Miss Out on Coverage
If you don’t report it, the insurance company might deny everything later. Filing early keeps the door open for support if you need it.
3. Medical Bills Add Up Fast
Even “minor” injuries like soft tissue damage or whiplash can lead to weeks of therapy. And guess what? You shouldn’t have to pay for that yourself.
4. Your Car Could Have Hidden Damage
Even if it looks fine, internal vehicle damage can cost thousands. You’ll want a full inspection—and someone to fight for those repair costs.
5. You Deserve Peace of Mind
Maybe your injuries are small. Maybe they aren’t. Filing a claim gives you options. It’s not about drama—it’s about protecting yourself.
Final Word: Speak Up, Even If It’s Quiet
At BridgeWater Law, we’ve seen too many people “tough it out” and regret it. Talk to us now, just in case. Call (626) 733-4100 or email info@bwaterlaw.com. You won’t regret protecting your future.
Our cat would tell you the same. Only with a lot more stretching, yawning, and possibly knocking something off the desk first.
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