Toledo Car Accident Lawyer

A crash can change everything—fast. Medical bills, missed work, and insurance calls pile up while you’re trying to heal. The Riley Firm helps car accident victims in Toledo and Northwest Ohio document injuries, protect their rights, and pursue full compensation. From day one, we focus on what matters: clear communication, fast action, and results.

How We Help After a Crash

  • Investigate quickly: Police reports, photos, witnesses, black-box/ECU data when available.
  • Handle insurers: We deal with adjusters, so you don’t have to.
  • Document damages: Medical treatment, wage loss, vehicle repair/diminished value, and more.
  • Build the claim: Liability analysis, medical records, expert input when needed.
  • Negotiate or litigate: We prepare each case like it may go to trial.

Damages You May Recover

  • Medical costs (ER, follow-up care, therapy)
  • Lost income (past and future)
  • Pain and suffering
  • Property damage and rental car costs
  • Other losses tied to your injuries and recovery

H2: What to Expect

  1. Free consultation: We review what happened and your goals.
  2. Evidence plan: We outline records and steps to preserve proof.
  3. Claim strategy: Demand package, negotiation timeline, and litigation options.
  4. Regular updates: You’ll always know where your case stands.

Common Causes We See

Rear-end collisions • Intersections • Distracted driving • Speeding • Failure to yield • Hit-and-run • Uninsured/underinsured drivers

Free Consultation

You don’t have to guess your next step. Call 419-290-2618 or request a free car accident case review today.

Internal links:
“Injured by a semi or commercial vehicle? See our Truck Accidents page.”
“Explore other matters we handle on our Practice Areas page.”

FAQs

Q: What should I do after a crash?
A: Get medical care, photograph the scene/vehicles if safe, exchange information, and contact a lawyer to protect your rights.

Q: How long do I have to file?
A: Deadlines apply. Contact us promptly so we can preserve evidence and meet all requirements.

Q: Will the insurance company record my statement?
A: They may try. Speak with an attorney first to avoid statements that can harm your claim.