So You've Been in a Car Accident: What Do You Do Now?

By Cass Uley

You are the victim of an automobile accident. Remember that word: victim. You were the one hurt and you must focus on taking care of your own needs now. The insurance company of the person who hit you is NOT on your side. Unless you were at fault, your insurance company won’t even get involved. Everyone who is involved in settling your case is going to get paid... except maybe you. You must take steps to ensure that after your attorney gets his fee, and all of your medical expenses are paid, you have money to take care of your ongoing medical needs, as well as for your pain and suffering: Pain and suffering which may continue or worsen throughout your life.

You are worthy. You have been hurt and should be fairly compensated for your injuries. Do not feel guilty about asking for money. Your life has been impacted and the changes may not be temporary. Your immediate physical injuries may heal, but what about lasting trauma, both physical and mental? Please have your own best interests at heart and don’t back down.

Herein, I have compiled all of the information I wish I’d had as I went through my case. Use it to help you make decisions about physicians and attorneys, about what to document and what documents to keep, about things you should do to make your case easier for your attorney. I have kept this guide short and to the point. What you need right now is concise information, not a lengthy book. I have included a To-Do list, as well as things to remember as you go forward.
I wish you a complete recovery as well as a speedy and financially lucrative settlement to your case.

- Cass

• Language: English
• Publisher: Cass Uley
• Release date: Nov 2, 2015
• ISBN: 9780996503921

Cass Uley

Cass Uley, prefers the atmosphere of farm to the city. Cass is a new author who'se first works include, "So You've Been in a Car Accident: What Do You Do Now?" - a guide for anyone who has ever been injured in an automobile accident; and "A New Beginning" - a short romance. Writing is not Cass' first career. It is, however, a passion that needed to be released. Cass' best work is yet to come. Look forward to new works in the near future as Cass experiments with different genres. Murder-mystery, suspense-thriller, and sci-fi are all on the horizon. Cass resides in Georgia, but has traveled widely and will put that knowledge and experience into future novels. Please stay tuned as this author's flamboyant style comes to life.

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So You’ve Been in a Car Accident:

What Do You Do Now?

by Cass Uley

Sammie Jones Publishing

Georgia

Disclaimer

This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, events and incidents either are the products of the author’s imagination or are used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.

So You’ve Been in an Auto Accident:

What Do You Do Now?

© 2015 by Cass Uley.

All rights reserved. No part of this book may be used or reproduced in any manner without the express written consent of the publisher.

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First Edition: June 2015

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ISBN: 978-0-9965039-2-1

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Acknowledgement

To my family. Without your support and patience, this book never would have come to be. You are my inspiration, giving a gentle nudge when I slack off. You are my editors: reading and providing feedback. You are my support as I took this step towards a rewarding career change.

Thank you to my attorneys and physicians without whom I would not have come this far in my recovery. Your advice was invaluable.

Thank you to my readers, I hope this guide gives you the courage to move