5 Important Things to Do After a Truck Accident in Wisconsin?

Trucking accidents are extremely dangerous. If you’ve been injured, there are several key steps to remember.

Call for emergency medical assistance

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- Get to a safe place if possible (the   shoulder) - Due to the severity of trucking   accidents, call 911 immediately

Document the scene of the accident

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Capture photos and accounts of: - Road conditions - Traffic signals - Signage - Vehicle damages - Visible injuries

Exchange information with the other driver

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You’ll need to collect: - Their first and last name: - Driver’s license number - License plate number - Trucking company name - Insurance information - Cargo information (if possible) - Vehicle information (make, model, year, color)

Seek medical attention

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The most common truck accident injuries include: - Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) - Spinal cord injuries - Lacerations - Abrasions - Bone fractures - Burns - Psychological trauma Some symptoms can take hours or days to show. Get checked by the medical staff regardless of how you feel.

Contact an Experienced Wisconsin Truck Accident Lawyer

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Trucking companies have no intention of compensating you fairly after an accident. You need a skilled attorney to fight for your rights.

How to Find a Reputable Truck Accident Lawyer in Wisconsin

A reputable trucking accident attorney: - Offers free consultations - Does not demand out of pocket costs - Is clear about the information they    need - Is compassionate and helpful, not    pushy

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