10/19/2026
We’ve heard them all: the assumptions people make after an accident, the advice shared by a friend or coworker, and the things that can feel true in the moment but simply are not.
“I told the other driver I was fine, so I can’t make a claim.”
It’s a common belief. After a collision, you may be focused on your passengers, exchanging information, or getting safely out of traffic. Adrenaline can mask pain, and symptoms such as neck pain, headaches, stiffness, or dizziness may not appear until hours or days later.
Saying you were okay at the scene does not necessarily determine your rights. What matters is having your injuries properly assessed and documented once symptoms arise.
In our latest blog, we’ve compiled some of the most common injury-law myths and misconceptions, so you can separate well-meaning advice from the facts.
Read the blog: https://kmsc.ca/common-personal-injury-myths-that-could-hurt-your-claim/
If you have questions after an accident, KMSC Law’s Injury Law Team offers free, no-obligation consultations.