Accident Evidence & Consultation Dossier

Prepare a factual chronological timeline, medical cost ledger, and communication log before speaking with an injury attorney or insurance adjuster. Zero data leaves your computer.

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Chronology is auto-sorted

Date & Time *

Category *

Summary / Subject *

Factual Observations & Details

Amount ($) Billed or incurred

Out-of-Pocket ($)

Key Contact / Provider / Party

Data Redaction Filter

Mask sensitive SSNs, phone numbers, and policy IDs in description fields before sending to outside parties.

Total Events

Factual milestones

Medical Billed

0 provider visits

Out-of-Pocket

Direct patient spend

Lost Wages / Prop

Income & repairs

Documented Chronology

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Essential Information When Preparing for an Injury Consultation

Attorneys look for clear causation, documented medical treatment, and precise financial records.

1. Treatment Gaps Hurt Credibility

Insurance adjusters scrutinize delays between the accident and medical visits. Document every emergency room intake, urgent care visit, physical therapy session, and prescription with exact dates.

2. Log Every Adjuster Statement

Avoid giving recorded statements before consulting an attorney. Note the adjuster's name, company, claim number, and date of call. Never sign medical release authorizations without review.

3. Separate Billed vs. Out-of-Pocket

Keep track of the full gross billed charges from hospitals as well as what you personally paid in deductibles, co-pays, lost wages, rideshares, or over-the-counter rehabilitation supplies.

Informational Tool Notice: This software is a personal organization and documentation tool designed to run privately in your browser. It does not provide legal advice, calculate guaranteed settlement values, predict lawsuit outcomes, or create an attorney-client relationship. State laws (such as Florida's comparative fault rules or PIP requirements) have strict deadlines and procedural conditions. Always consult a qualified, licensed attorney in your jurisdiction for guidance on individual legal claims.