Survey Reveals Personal Injury Lawyers Compound Car Crash Victims’ Woes

A recent survey reveals troubling trends regarding personal injury lawyers and car crash victims. Many individuals who seek legal assistance find their experiences exacerbated rather than alleviated.
Survey Findings on Personal Injury Lawyers
Conducted in November by Protecting American Consumers Together, the survey highlights the challenges faced by car crash survivors. It shows that personal injury lawyers may add to the difficulties encountered by these victims.
Key Statistics from the Survey
- 92% of car crash survivors reported being contacted by attorneys after their incident.
- 38% were approached within 24 hours of the crash.
- 73% were referred to specific doctors and clinics by their lawyers.
- 32% indicated they felt pressured to continue treatment.
- Approximately 66% of respondents noted an increase in their debt during the legal process.
Victims Share Their Experiences
Respondents provided insights into their experiences with personal injury lawyers. Many expressed dissatisfaction with their representation. Common sentiments included feelings of neglect and concern over the lawyer’s interests overshadowing their own needs.
Common Complaints
- “The attorney was not looking out for my best interest.”
- “The attorney seemed to be more concerned about himself than me.”
These findings underscore the need for caution when engaging personal injury lawyers after a car crash. While legal support is important, victims should critically assess their representation to ensure their best interests are prioritized.




