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Accident evidence checklist

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Accident evidence checklist

At the scene

Anything from the day it happened.

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Doctors and your body

A list of places is fine. You do not need the records.

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Money and work

Rough numbers are fine to start.

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Things people said or signed

Tell us even if you are not sure what it was.

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Do not crop or edit your photos. Send them straight off the phone so the date and place stay on the file.

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Here is the full list. With the interactive version you can check items off and print a marked sheet. Everything you do stays in your browser.

At the scene

Anything from the day it happened.

Wide photos of the whole placeShows the spot before anyone cleaned it, moved a car, or fixed a step.
Close photos of the cars, the floor, or the machineDamage is hard to describe in words and easy to show in a picture.
The police or incident report numberA number is enough. Someone can pull the report from the agency that wrote it.
Names and phone numbers of people who saw itPeople move and change numbers. A first name and a number today is worth a lot later.

Doctors and your body

A list of places is fine. You do not need the records.

Where you went first, and roughly whenThe first visit ties what hurt to when it started.
Who is treating you nowShows the care did not stop, and says who to ask for updates.
Photos of your injuries, week by weekBruises fade. A photo from the first week says more than a memory does.
Medicines, therapy, a brace, or crutchesThese show what daily life has looked like since the injury.

Money and work

Rough numbers are fine to start.

Days of work you missedEven a count written on the back of an envelope helps.
Pay stubs from before and afterShows the change in your pay without anyone having to argue about it.
Bills and statements that came in the mailAdds up what this has cost you so far, in real numbers.
Rides, childcare, and things you paid for yourselfThese are easy to forget and hard to prove a year from now.

Things people said or signed

Tell us even if you are not sure what it was.

Any recorded statement you gaveThe attorney needs to know it exists and roughly what you said.
Anything you signed, even if you are unsureSome papers give up a claim. It matters that someone reads them.
Letters from an insurance company, and the claim numberThe claim number is the fastest way to find the file they already opened.
Texts, emails, or app messages with the other sideA screenshot keeps what a phone call leaves no record of.

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