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Do I have a case?Find out in five questions.
Last updated Written by Accident Claim Check Editorial TeamAttorney review: pending
What we look at
What usually makesa car accident case?
Someone else caused it
Another driver, company or party was mainly responsible. See how comparative fault works.
Learn moreYou were hurt and treated
Medical records connect your injuries to the crash. Some injuries show up later.
Learn moreWithin your state's deadline
Statutes of limitations range from one year to several years.
Learn moreNo lawyer yet
If you already have a lawyer, they're the right person to ask.
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FAQ
Questions aboutwhether you have a case.
01What makes a strong car accident case?
Generally: another party was at fault, you were injured and got medical treatment, the accident is within your state's deadline, and there is insurance or another source to pay. Evidence like a police report, photos and witnesses helps.
02Is this quiz legal advice?
No. It is a quick screening tool, not legal advice. Only an attorney who reviews your facts can tell you whether you have a case.
03Do I need to give my contact details to take the quiz?
No. The 5-question check does not ask for your name, phone or email. If you choose to continue to the free case review, we'll ask then.
04What if the result says I may not qualify?
It is still worth asking if you are unsure. State rules differ, and some situations that look difficult can still have options.