Editorial and Source Standards
Clear sources, visible limits, and corrections when the record changes.
WeGotInjured.com publishes general educational material to help people understand our attorney-referral process and locate public resources. We are not a law firm, and our articles are not legal advice.
Primary sources come first
For laws, courts, public programs, crash records, and government services, we prefer the responsible court, agency, legislature, or county website. We identify the source and show a review date so readers can check the current record directly.
We separate facts from interpretation
We do not turn a public statistic or agency description into a prediction about a person's claim. We use careful language when a fact is incomplete, local rules vary, or an attorney must evaluate the situation.
AI-assisted work is not treated as authority
AI-assisted tools may help organize drafts, compare page structure, or locate candidate sources. A tool's output is not cited as evidence. Published factual claims are checked against the listed source material, and uncertain statements are labeled, narrowed, or removed.
Information changes
Agency pages, court locations, forms, program eligibility, and legal rules can change after publication. The source-review date shows when listed resources were checked; it is not a promise that a source will never move or change. Current official materials and advice from a qualified attorney control.
Authorship and review
We identify WeGotInjured.com as the publisher. We name an individual author, lawyer, medical professional, or reviewer only when that person's identity, role, and participation can be verified. A page without a named expert remains general informational material.
Corrections
If a citation, local resource, translation, or factual statement appears inaccurate or outdated, contact us with the page URL and the specific concern. We review correction requests, update supported errors, and revise the displayed review date only when a meaningful source review occurs.
Translations
Spanish pages are intended to communicate the same practical meaning and limitations as the English pages. When a translated official resource is unavailable, we may link to the authoritative English source and explain what it provides. English legal agreements remain authoritative where the site expressly says so.
Commercial transparency
WeGotInjured.com may receive compensation from participating attorneys under applicable arrangements. Compensation does not turn an inquiry into a case, guarantee an introduction, determine an attorney's independent decision, or support a promised result.