How To Prepare For Your Initial Personal Injury Consultation?
What should you bring to a first personal-injury consultation? Anything documenting the incident and your treatment, says Pierce County, Washington attorney Spencer Freeman. Most useful: correspondence with the other side's insurer, the at-fault driver's identity and policy details, the date and location of the incident, any police report, emergency-room discharge papers, and a full list of your medical providers.
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Answered by Spencer Freeman · Pierce County, WA
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— what to bring: the other driver's insurance, incident details, treatment records
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What should you bring to a first injury consultation?
Anything documenting the incident and your treatment—most useful is correspondence with the other side's insurer, the at-fault driver's identity and policy details, the date and location, any police report, discharge papers, and a full list of your medical providers.
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