How To Avoid Being An Auto Accident Fraud Victim

How to avoid being a victim

Carry a disposable camera. After an accident, take shots of the driver and passengers, witnesses and damage to the vehicles.
Maintain sufficient distance from the vehicle in front of you to allow ample braking time if the vehicle stops suddenly.
Beware of witnesses who suddenly appear with information that is not accurate. They may be part of the scam.
Take down all license and insurance information and all the names of passengers. Some staged accident claims add additional people who were not present at the accident.
If you suspect the accident has been staged, notify police. You can also inform the National Insurance Crime Bureau at (800) 835-7422.

If you or a loved one has been the victim of auto accident fraud, call the aggressive personal injury attorneys at Nadrich & Cohen, LLP for a free consultation.

1-800-718-4658

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