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It is very important to preserve the evidence in your case. Throughout my years as an injury attorney, I have worked with several clients who did not document their injuries before coming into my office. Many times clients will only take pictures of the vehicles involved in the crash. While that is important, you can assist your case, and potentially the value of your case, if you also document you or your loved one’s injuries, along with notes regarding activities that are or were limited because of the incident.

It is also very important to report all of your symptoms to your medical providers. An old adage with medical professionals goes something like this: If it isn’t in the medical records, it didn’t happen. Whether true or not, it is important to report your physical and psychological complaints to your medical providers so that a treatment plan can be evaluated and hopefully implemented in your situation.

When you come to your consultation it’s important to bring everything you have that’s related to the incident. We’ve listed key documents to bring to help move your case along, so a final resolution can be reached sooner.

If you do not have everything we listed, that’s okay. It’s more important that you come in for your free consultation as soon as you can. We will compile all of the documents at a later time.

IMPORTANT: Do not make any posts about the crash to any social sites or discuss it with anyone besides your medical providers.

Motor Vehicle Collision

1. A copy of the police report.
2. Insurance information on the other driver.
3. Insurance information for driver of the vehicle you were in.
4. Any additional car insurance you have, or someone else has on you or your car.
5. All medical bills and records related to the crash.
6. All pictures/videos of injuries and vehicles involved.
7. Your health insurance card and booklet.
8. A recent paycheck stub if claiming lost wages.
9. Names of all hospitals or clinics where you have been treated with for the crash.
10. Names and contact information of any witnesses.

Slip and Fall Injury

1. A copy of the incident or accident report.
2. Insurance information from the store (if they gave this to you).
3. Names and address of the location where you fell.
4. All medical bills and records related to this injury.
5. All pictures/videos of the location and people involved.
6. All pictures/videos of what you slipped /tripped on or over.
7. Your health insurance card or booklet.
8. A recent paycheck stub if claiming lost wages.
9. Names of all hospitals or clinics where you have been treated for your injuries.
10. Name and contact information of any witnesses or store employees/managers you dealt with.

On the Job Injury

1. A recent paycheck stub if claiming lost wages.
2. Names of all hospitals or clinics where you have been treated for your injuries.
3. Names and contact information of any witnesses.