What evidence is needed to support my claim in a personal injury case?
Stephen D. Phillips: Typical evidence includes medical records and bills, lost-wage records such as tax returns or employment records, and neighbors, relatives or friends who can describe how the injury affected your life.
Attorney Stephen D. Phillips · Personal Injury · 53-second answer
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The evidence that’s typically needed to support an injury claim are your medical records, which show your diagnosis and your treatment, as well as the bills, the cost of that treatment, along with your lost wage information, whether it be your tax returns or your employment records from your employer. And then we often get neighbors, relatives, or friends to talk about how this impacted your life, the human losses, the pain and suffering, the disability, the disfigurement, and the mental anguish, whether it’s temporary or whether it’s permanent.
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