Aid was created by local professionals who saw insurance companies taking advantage of their insureds. Many people involved in a car accident need help to get through the legal process. We at Aid use our expertise and contacts to help you navigate the insurance claims, laws, and paperwork that follow a personal injury. Our goal is to secure the best outcome for you while keeping your life as normal as possible so you can focus on healing without added stress.

How soon should I seek a physician exam after an accident? We recommend that you see a primary care physician within the 48 hours of your accident. We recommend that all passengers and drivers see a doctor for an initial exam, regardless of fault. We want our customers to know that their bodies are important not just their cars.

What if I need a rental car but the insurance company is giving me the runaround or I don’t have that coverage on my policy?
No problem AID works with local rental car companies to help provide our customers with transportation. Just to make sure to ask your accident specialist for help.
My adjuster is not giving me a fair value for my car, is there anything I can do? Yes, our team can help you negotiate a fair value.

Why do I need an attorney after an accident? Insurance companies will bank on the fact that it takes time to open claims and deal with adjusters. Hiring an attorney will allow you to just focus on your recovery and settlement. There will be no upfront cost to you to be seen by a physician. Your medical bills will be placed on an attorney lien and will not be due until your case is settled.
The other person who hit me is super nice and I don’t want to sue them. You’re not suing them, they pay for their insurance company to be there when they have an accident. You’re suing the insurance company. If the person had the money to fix your car and your body, they would most likely pay for your damages, but most people don’t have the funds to self-insure that is why they pay their premiums so that if they are in an accident their company can make you whole again.

Will my car insurance go up if I am at fault? Most likely yes, but it will not go up until your policy renews. That is why it is best to get a quote immediately after the accident. You will not be penalized for switching your insurance while you have an open claim.
Will my car insurance go up if I am not at fault? No, your carrier can not increase your rates if you are involved in accident, and it is not your fault. You should still contact our team to review your coverages so we can make sure you and your family are properly covered.
What if my agent told me not to open a claim with my company and to wait for the other insurance company to contact me? Don’t listen to your agent. Open a claim with your insurance company and let your insurance company deal with the adverse insurance company. You will be able to get into a rental faster and your car will be able to start it repairs faster. Waiting two weeks only inconveniences you.