Records to Discuss With Your Attorney
From our guide How Long Does a Car Accident Lawsuit Take? Filing to Resolution
| Record | What it can help clarify | Possible source |
|---|---|---|
| Filed complaint and service information | When litigation began and whether notice has been completed | Your attorney or court file |
| Scheduling order | Court-established deadlines and upcoming events | Your attorney or court file |
| Provider and billing list | Which medical records may still need to be requested | Your own records and provider offices |
| Employer attendance and payroll records | Dates missed and supporting wage information | Employer or payroll department |
| Insurance correspondence | Open coverage questions and prior claim communications | Your email, mail, or insurer portal |
| Settlement and distribution paperwork | Required signatures, payment terms, and proposed deductions | Your attorney |
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General information only, not legal advice. Laws vary by state. Speak with a licensed attorney about your situation.
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