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1-800-ASK-GARY is a free 24/7 auto accident helpline. ASK GARY is a qualifying provider of legal referrals and markets for Physicians Group, LLC.

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Why Didn't Your Airbag Deploy During an Accident?

Why Didn’t Your Airbag Deploy During an Accident?

Car accidents are some of the most stressful situations to navigate, and they can involve much more than just tedious insurance claims and other logistical headaches. Severe injuries can occur due to these accidents, and victims may need medical care for weeks or even years to come. To help reduce the severity of the impact

What does a personal injury lawyer do?

What Does a Personal Injury Lawyer Do?

A personal injury lawyer represents individuals who have suffered a personal injury because of accidents and medical malpractice. They also represent the families of wrongful death victims. What is an Injury Attorney? A personal injury lawyer is a member of the American Bar Association. They help those who have been injured receive the maximum compensation

Here's why hiring an auto accident lawyer might be a good idea.

The Importance of Hiring an Auto Accident Lawyer: Why You Should Call ASK GARY

More than 5 million car accidents occur annually, according to National Highway and Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA) estimates. Car accidents injure more than 2.2 million people and kill more than 38,000 each year, says the NHTSA. National Safety Council estimates are higher. NSC includes non-reported accidents and estimates that all accidents total more than 11 million annually.

What does a wrongful death attorney do?

What Does a Wrongful Death Attorney Do?

A wrongful death is defined as a death that occurs after another party’s negligent or intentionally harmful actions. Qualified family members can file a wrongful death lawsuit in civil court, and a wrongful death lawyer handles the case. The attorney seeks justice for the plaintiffs, pursuing compensation on behalf of the deceased person’s estate. Often,