1. Seek Medical Attention Immediately

Your health and your family’s health are what matter most. If you’ve been in an accident in Texas, seek medical care right away.

Even if you feel fine, it’s important to get checked out. After an accident, your body releases adrenaline, which can mask pain, and some injuries—like certain brain injuries—may take days or even weeks to show symptoms.

We understand that medical costs can be a concern. The last thing you want is to spend your money on ambulances, hospitals, and doctors.

At the Law Offices of Hilda Sibrian®, we fight for your rights, working to ensure the responsible party covers your medical bills.

2. Document All Evidence

In any accident case, evidence is critical to securing compensation.

Medical records are especially valuable. Be sure to request a copy of your diagnosis when you receive medical care.

For work-related accidents, make sure to:

• Notify your employer in writing (by text or email, for example), and
• Keep a copy of that notification.

If you’re able, try to gather other important evidence from the accident, such as:

• Photos of the accident scene,
• Photos of your injuries, and
• Contact information for any witnesses.

This evidence allows our Houston injury attorneys to build a strong case on your behalf.

3. Contact the Law Offices of Hilda Sibrian®

After an accident, your goal is to get back to normal as soon as possible and receive the compensation you’re owed. The last thing you want is a lengthy, complex legal battle.

Our team manages your case so you can focus on recovering peacefully with your family.

If you’re undocumented, you might feel hesitant about discussing your case with an accident attorney.

But remember, the law protects you:

As an accident victim, you have the right to seek compensation regardless of your immigration status.

We guarantee the confidentiality of your personal information.

At the Law Offices of Hilda Sibrian®, we protect your health, rights, privacy, and finances.

4. Avoid Talking with Insurance Representatives

After an accident, an insurance representative may reach out to you.

Even if it’s your own insurer, it’s best not to make any statements or sign anything.

Simply let them know that your case is being handled by your accident attorneys.

At the Law Offices of Hilda Sibrian®, we understand the strategies insurers use to avoid paying victims.

We treat you with kindness and compassion, but we’re tough on insurance companies—we know how to outsmart them.

5. Don’t Post About Your Accident on Social Media

After an accident, you might feel the urge to share what happened on social media.

Don’t do it!

Anything you post could be used by the other party’s insurance to reduce or even deny your compensation.

To protect your case, follow these tips:

• Set your accounts to private,
• Avoid posting about your accident, and
• Don’t accept friend requests from people you don’t know.

Once your case is resolved, you can return to your usual social media routine.