Personal injury claims can be confusing. Use these downloadable checklists, guides, and worksheets to get organized and handle your claim successfully.
A lot goes into planning and negotiating a successful insurance claim. Here we empower injury victims with user-friendly worksheets to help with all aspects of the claim process. You can download evidence checklists, request forms for medical records and lost income, attorney evaluation worksheets, and more.
Just because you don’t think your injury claim will turn into a lawsuit, doesn’t mean you’ll be better off handling it without an attorney. Use this free worksheet to help decide if you can successfully negotiate an insurance settlement on your own.
You can make an informed decision about your injury claim only after consulting with an experienced injury attorney. Use this resource for your initial consultation. Your notes, along with your first impressions, can help you decide which attorney is best for you.
Whether you’re handling your own claim or hiring an attorney to represent you, a complete and organized claim file can help you build a stronger case. Use this free Injury Claim File Checklist to organize your critical paperwork and claim evidence.
When you’ve been injured by the negligence of a person or business, you’re entitled to pursue compensation for all your losses – including lost wages. This makes it easy for you to ask your employer for lost income verification with a downloadable form letter that lets you fill in the blanks with your own information.
Medical records are vital to the success of an injury claim. Use this free tracking log to ensure you’ve gathered all your treatment records. Your medical bills and records will be the cornerstone of a successful injury claim or lawsuit.
Download this Medical Record Request Letter and fill in the blanks. Some medical providers will have their own HIPAA-compliant record request form. For all the others, you can use this handy letter form. This makes it easy for you to request the medical records you need to validate your personal injury claim.
When you’ve recovered from relatively mild injuries after a car accident or slip and fall, you might be able to successfully negotiate a settlement on your own. Take advantage of this helpful resource as part of your negotiation strategy.
Whether you are represented by an attorney or handling your own claim, this handy resource will help you keep track of your injury claim status. Use this log and helpful tips to follow the typical milestones for a personal injury claim.
Auto Accident Claims
Successful car accident claims depend on strong evidence. It can be difficult to remember everything you need to collect after a car accident. Use this vehicle accident checklist to gather key evidence at the scene and during your recovery.
Keep this handy Car Accident Information Form in your car with a pen. Be ready to get the information you need for a successful auto insurance claim. Information from the scene of the accident can help you prove fault and link your injuries to the accident.
Maximize your final insurance compensation by including all your hard costs with the help of this free Car Accident Damages Checklist. Be sure you claim every dollar you’re entitled to get from the at-fault driver’s insurance company.
Giving a recorded statement about a car accident to an insurance adjuster can be tricky. Think hard before agreeing to provide a recorded statement without legal representation. If you decide to go ahead, here’s a helpful worksheet you can use to get ready.
Car accident notes can strengthen your injury claim. Hard costs are easy to prove, but you’ll need to support your demand for pain and suffering. That’s where your injury claim notes can really make a difference. This Car Accident Notes Guide will help.
Slip and Fall Claims
You need evidence after a slip and fall to prove the property owner should pay. After a fall injury, it’s difficult to know what you’ll need. Use this slip and fall checklist for gathering key evidence to support your demand for compensation.
Maximize your slip and fall injury compensation with strong evidence. This checklist makes it easy to capture the hard cost evidence you need. Hard costs are a key component in calculating the value of your slip and fall injury claim.
Never leave the scene of a slip and fall without reporting the incident. If the owner or manager says they don’t complete incident reports, get the name of of the employee you notified, then use this free resource to create your own written incident report.
