New Orleans Personal Injury Lawyers

Serving the New Orleans Community for 35 Years

If you’ve been injured because of someone else’s negligence, the Womac Law Firm is ready to fight for you. For decades, Ed Womac has proven himself to be a personal injury attorney whom New Orleans residents can rely on, and our legal team has recovered millions of dollars for deserving clients in auto accidents, truck accidents and other types of personal injury cases. We are determined, and we will fight hard for every dollar you deserve for your medical bills, lost wages, property damage, and pain and suffering.

With us, you get more than one injury attorney; you get the backing of an entire New Orleans law firm. You pay us nothing—no fees, costs, or expenses—unless we get money for you. Start your case with a free consultation today.

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What to Do After an Auto Accident

Tips from a New Orleans Car Accident Attorney

As though suffering an accident isn’t bad enough, it can be just as miserable to deal with an insurance company. These mega businesses don't want to pay, so someone has to make them. If you’ve been in an accident, follow these tips and contact an accident lawyer from Womac Law Firm..

Do not leave the scene of the accident.

There can be serious injuries in even a minor accident, so stay at the scene until police and help arrive.

Check for injuries.

If anyone is injured, call for an ambulance right away.

Call the police.

Always call the police after a car accident. Police officers will collect information, investigate the crash, determine who was at fault, and write an official police report. This will help your insurance claim and any liability claims.

Get as much information as you can.

This means the contact information of other drivers, witnesses, and passengers. Be sure to write down the license plate numbers and insurance information of any involved drivers. Take pictures of the accident scene as well.

Do not admit responsibility.

Exchange information and be honest, but realize that even a simple apology can be used against you. You might think you were responsible for the accident and later learn that the other driver was equally at fault.

Seek medical attention.

Many car accident injuries can show up days or weeks later. Help your recovery by getting treatment as soon as possible. Medical records are also vital to your accident claim.

Contact the Womac Law Firm.

If you have been in an accident, “Put the Womac on ‘Em!" No one will pay unless a skilled New Orleans car accident lawyer makes them. Our team of attorneys will fight hard for every dollar you deserve on a no recovery, no fee basis.

Verdicts & Settlements

$3,000,000.00

Head-On Collision
$2,700,000.00

Bus Accident
$2,150,000.00

Defective Chair
$1,600,000.00

Rear-End Accident
$1,500,000.00

IDET and Laminectomy for accident related injuries
$1,500,000.00

24 year old female client who was rear ended on I-10 by a pick up truck.

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