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CALL AN ATTORNEY, EVEN IF YOU DON'T THINK IT'S NECESSARY!

Posted By Legally Pink Law, PLLC || 13-Oct-2014

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If you’ve been in an Orlando car accident, contact the team at Legally Pink Law, PLLC immediately. Why? Because you can never be certain how badly an accident will impact your body. Especially not at the scene of the crash.

When you’re in an accident, your body will naturally release adrenaline to help you cope with the situation. Your heart will race, you’ll feel energized, and you’ll be prepared for “survival mode,” even if the accident was relatively minor. As a result of your body’s natural response to stress, you may actually feel pretty good.

However, the impact of an accident can take days to unfold. The initial adrenaline is followed by a period of recovery that will leave you tired, sore, and achy. And that’s in the best case scenario. So rather than making a judgement about how to proceed immediately following an accident, contact the team at Legally Pink Law, PLLC and we will follow up with your insurance company as you seek medical treatment.

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