For drivers and passengers hurt in a crash that wasn't their fault.
Hit by another driver? See if you have a claim.
Answer a few quick questions. If it looks like you might have a claim, a local injury attorney's office will give you a quick call. It's free and there's no obligation.
Free claim check · Question 1
What kind of accident were you in?
Takes about 60 seconds. Free, with no obligation.
No upfront attorney's fees. We never send your details to lots of firms. Attorney advertising, we're not a law firm.
The claim check
The 3-Point Claim Check
Most car accident claims come down to three things. Our check asks about all three in about 60 seconds.
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An injury
You were hurt, even if it didn't seem serious at first.
- 2
Someone else at fault
Another driver or company caused the crash.
- 3
Insurance coverage
There's a policy that may cover what happened.
Answer a few quick questions. If it looks like you may have a claim, a local injury attorney's office will give you a call soon, so keep your phone close. You don't have to go ahead.
Three steps
How it works
- 1
Answer a few questions
Tell us what happened. It takes about a minute.
- 2
A local attorney's office calls you
If it looks like you might have a claim, we match you with one participating attorney near you, and their office gives you a quick call.
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They explain your options for free
No upfront attorney's fees, and they're only paid if you recover.
Before you call them back
Before you talk to their insurance
Don't give a recorded statement yet
What you say can be used to lower or deny your claim. It's fine to wait.
Don't cash a check before you know your options
Cashing it can mean you've accepted their offer and closed your claim.
You usually only get one claim
Once you settle, you can't go back for more, so it's worth checking first.
Questions
Common questions
How do injury attorneys get paid?
Participating attorneys work on contingency. That means no upfront attorney's fees, and they're only paid if you recover. The percentage is agreed with the attorney before you sign anything.
Is this free?
Yes. Checking your claim costs nothing, and you're under no obligation to work with the attorney whose office calls.
Will lots of lawyers call me?
No. We send your request to one participating attorney only. We never pass your details around to lots of firms.
What if I was partly at fault?
You may still have a claim. Many states let you recover even if you share some of the blame. The attorney can explain how it works where you live.
Is it worth it for a minor crash?
Sometimes injuries show up days later, and medical bills add up quickly. It's free to check, so it's worth asking before you settle.
How long do I have to file?
Every state has a time limit, and it's often two or three years, but it can be shorter. It's a good idea to check soon after the crash.
Are you a law firm?
No. We're a marketing service that connects people with participating attorneys. We don't give legal advice.
P.S.
If you do nothing, the insurance company gets to set the number, and the deadline to file keeps running. You usually only get one claim, so it's worth knowing where you stand before you sign or cash anything. The check takes about 60 seconds, it's free, and you don't have to go ahead.
The ClaimFinch team
Their insurance company is already working on your claim.Take 60 seconds to see where you stand.
Before you give a recorded statement or accept an offer, it's worth knowing your options. You usually only get one claim, and every state has a deadline for filing.
Answer a few quick questions. If it looks like you may have a claim, a local injury attorney's office will give you a call soon, so keep your phone close. You don't have to go ahead.
No upfront attorney's fees
Attorneys only get paid if you recover.
One attorney, not ten
We never send your details to a list of firms.
No obligation
Talk it through and decide later.
Partly at fault?
You may still have a claim. It's worth checking.