After a crash, your safety comes first. Move to a safe spot, then call 911 to get an official police report. See a doctor immediately even if you feel fine. Snap photos of the scene and grab contact info from witnesses
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Vet bills have surged 63% lately, leaving many pet owners stunned. From routine £40–£75 consults to major cruciate repairs hitting £3,000–£7,000, it’s common to see treatment estimates top £500
Stay safe, call 911 for a police report, and get a medical check right away. Snap photos and gather witness info, but don’t discuss fault. Avoid giving recorded insurance statements and keep track of your filing deadlines. Texas law moves quickly.
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