Your Case Document Organizer
A free, printable checklist of every record that helps an injury claim. Check off what you have, print it, and bring it to your free case review.
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Free printable checklist
Your Case Document Organizer
Check off what you have. Print it, or bring it to your free case review.
The crash 0 of 4
Medical 0 of 5
Work and money 0 of 4
Insurance letters 0 of 6
Missing something? That’s normal. Our team can help you request many of these records.
What matters most
The 6 Records That Move a Case
If you can only gather a few things, start here.
Police report
The starting point for fault and insurance.
First medical visit
Links your injuries to the crash.
All medical bills
The core of your economic damages.
Proof of lost pay
Pay stubs and an employer letter.
Photos
Damage and injuries before they fade.
Insurance letters
Offers, denials and claim numbers.
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Missing records? We can help you get them.
Our team can help you request police reports, medical records, bills and wage proof, so you don’t have to chase paperwork alone. Free case review, no attorney fee unless we recover for you.
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What an Itemized Medical Bill Looks Like
Ask providers for an itemized bill, not just a balance. The numbers show what to look for.
Sample for illustration only. This is not a real document or a real client’s case. Personal details are blacked out to show what to look for.
FAQ
Common Questions
What if I lost my paperwork?
That’s common. Many records can be requested again from the police, hospitals, doctors and your employer. Our team can help you request them.
Do I need the originals?
Copies and photos are usually fine to start. Keep originals of anything you sign.
How long should I keep these?
Keep everything until your case is fully closed, and for a while after. Ask your attorney before throwing anything away.
Should I post about my case on social media?
No. Insurers look at social media. Keep your case and recovery private.
General information, not legal advice.
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Empathy isn’t a slogan here. It’s how we build your case.
As the son of a doctor, Harrell learned early that an injury changes every part of your life. That’s why the attorneys here return your calls, read your medical records, and treat your case like it matters. Because it does.
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