Bynum & Murphrey is committed to helping individuals who have been injured due to the negligence of others. Our staff has years of experience handling personal injury cases.

· Personal Injury Claims
· Auto Accidents
· Defective Products
· Wrongful Death
· Workers' Comp. Claims (Job Related Injury)
· Insurance Claims

We offer personalized service and hands on attention. Because insurance companies have experienced trial lawyers and well-trained adjusters, you need a lawyer that will maximize your claims.

Bynum & Murphrey would like to offer you the following information to assist auto accident victims and protect your legal rights.

1 - Stop your car, no matter how minor the accident.
2 - Assist any injured persons. Call for an ambulance, if necessary.
3 - Call and wait for the police.
4 - Identify the other driver and get his/her address, telephone number and insurance information.
5 - Get the names, addresses and telephone numbers from all witnesses.
6 - Do not move the vehicles until the police view the scene unless it is safe to do so.
7 - If possible, take pictures of the accident scene, even if the vehicles have been moved. Paying attention to skid marks and damage to other vehicles.
8 - Never admit to the police or anyone else on the scene that the accident was your fault.
9 - You may not be aware of the extent of your injuries. Seek medical attention immediately and inform the doctor that you were in an auto accident. Tell the doctor about all your complaints no matter how minor, and any past injuries to the same body part.
10 - Notify your insurance company about the accident. Even though you are required to cooperate with your insurance company, do not give them a statement without first consulting your attorney.
11 - Never submit to any request for a statement by the other driver's insurance company.
12 - Soon after the accident, you should photograph any visible injuries, (i.e. cuts, bruises, broken bones, etc). Photograph your car from all angles.
13 - Consult with your attorney to determine who is responsible for payment of your medical bills. There are several parties who could be responsible for payment.