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How You Can Help Your Own Case | Newsletter November 2012

November 1, 2012 by Dianne Sawaya Leave a Comment

You’ve been hurt in an accident, and now we’re working with you to build your case. There is a lot you can do to help us help you.

One very important step you can take is to continue getting care until your doctors say you’re better. If you have long periods between medical treatment, insurance adjusters and defense attorneys may try to use that against you.

Do the things that your medical providers tell you. Not only will this give your attorney proof of the extent of your injuries, but it will show that you’re taking responsibility for your recovery.

Take photos of your bruises, cuts and scrapes over time as you work on getting better. Often, photos help prove that you suffered serious injuries.

Keep track of what you spend on your care and recovery. All those expenses add up and you’re entitled to reimbursement for all your expenses. And last, keep a list of how the accident has affected your ability to live your usual life ­ whether it’s preparing meals, eating, sleeping and bathing, or driving, working and doing the fun things you used to do like hiking.

We have other tips on how you can help your own case. Give me a call at (303) 758­4777 and let’s talk.

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