Scott Auto Accident Lawyers

Over 47 Years of Experience Helping Auto Accident Victims in Scott

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Premier Scott Auto Accident Lawyers

At The Glenn Armentor Law Corporation, we’re the premier Scott Auto Accident Lawyers. When it comes to personal injury cases in Scott, LA, our dedicated attorneys are here to support you. If you’ve been injured in an auto accident, complete our convenient form or call us at (337) 233-1471. We’ll assess your case at no charge to you. Remember, consulting with us before engaging with any insurance company is crucial. Don’t accept their offers without our guidance; they may try to shift blame or pressure you unfairly. Rest assured, our Scott Auto Accident Lawyers will protect your rights and fight for your recovery. Contact us today.

Trust The Glenn Armentor Law Corporation for Your Auto Accident Case

The Glenn Armentor Law Corporation has been handling automobile accident cases for over three decades. In that time, our attorneys have helped countless clients get the settlement they deserve. We can do the same for you. At the time of an accident, you have no idea what complications may arise as a result of the injury.

What might seem like a minor pain in your neck could grow and later turn into a serious injury, rendering you unable to work and support yourself or your family. In Louisiana, you have one year from the date of the accident to file a claim.

That’s why we urge you to contact us, The Glenn Armentor Law Corporation, as soon as possible after suffering an injury. We can protect your rights and build the strongest case possible on your behalf.

Auto Accident FAQ's

If you suffer an auto accident injury in Scott, LA, you deserve proper compensation for your pain and suffering. It’s crucial to understand your rights and know how to navigate the situation before, during, and after seeking medical aid. To assist you, we have compiled some Frequently Asked Questions. Rest assured, The Glenn Armentor Law Corporation is here to support you and ensure a fair settlement. Contact our Scott Auto Accident Lawyers today for a free case evaluation.

When should I seek legal advice?

Seek legal advice as soon as you or a family member become the victim of an auto accident.

Should I take photos/videos of the incident?

When possible, photograph or videotape the surroundings, instrumentalities or things that caused or played a role in causing the accident.

Should I call the police?

Where appropriate, call the police or governmental authorities to investigate, and:

Never be talked out of calling the authorities, because without a police, incident or investigative report, you may not be able to prove your case.
Give the police or authorities your full cooperation and a full, accurate account of what happened. Never admit fault and never exaggerate!
List for police or the authorities all symptoms of injury you may be feeling, no matter how slight.
Try to listen to what the other persons involved in any way in the accident or incident tells police or the authorities about what happened.
Ask the police or authorities about fault under law or regulations which apply to the accident or incident.
Cooperate fully and completely with any request made by the authorities, and always be courteous.

What should I do if my symptoms last several hours?

If symptoms last several hours, go to your family doctor or emergency room.

Report how the accident occurred and five a full, accurate account of symptoms, but never exaggerate.
Submit as necessary to exams, x-rays and advice of the treating doctor.
If recommended, or if symptoms continue, see a specialist.
Follow your doctor’s recommendations “to the letter”.
Don’t be afraid to ask your doctor questions to help understand your injuries and treatment.

Should I try to get the other driver's insurer to pay?

Try to get the other driver’s insurer to pay for your medical bills, without signing releases. (By doing so, the other driver’s insurance company will be admitting fault.)