Car Accidents

Warning: Making certain mistakes after an accident can make any insurance claims null and void, leaving you thousands of dollars out of pocket…

If you want to learn how to do things the right way, then this short message will be the most important you ever read.

Here’s why.

In the United States last year there were 2.4 million car accidents

In fact, most drivers are now likely to be in an accident at least once in their lives.

And if you’ve never been in an accident before - believe me, you won’t know exactly what to do when it does happen

Adrenaline is running high.

You might be shaken up.

There may be police on the scene.

So it pays to learn the exact steps you need to take before you get into an accident

This short book (you can read it from start to finish in less than 60 minutes) will show you the exact steps you need to take if the unfortunate does happen.

Here's what you'll discover:

What you may not know about leaving the scene of a minor accident

The two words you should never say after an accident (doing this could land you a large bill at the end of the day without even realizing)

The nine things to look for at the scene of a crash

The unknown problem with waiting 48 hours after a crash to see a doctor

How to avoid sleazy ambulance chasers and hire the right law firm - lawyers

5 hidden auto accident injuries (not just concussions and whiplash)

Why you shouldn’t rely on smartphone apps to store your insurance details

The startling link between car insurance and identity theft

Why you should get multiple repair estimates

The exact number of hours you should wait before contacting the police to get a police report

Don’t hire an attorney before getting this straight - contingency

The filing requirements for each state

There’s also free bonus “at the scene” checklist included. You can print this off and keep it in your glove compartment so you are prepared if the unfortunate does happen

And If you know someone who has recently passed their test - this book should be considered as much of a necessity as a tire jack and a hands free kit for their cell phone