Incident & Injury Evidence Ledger

Log medical bills, lost earnings, out-of-pocket expenses, and insurer communications so you enter attorney consultations fully prepared.

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Total Economic Impact
$0.00
0 items recorded
Medical Billed
$0.00
Clinical & therapy costs
Lost Wages
$0.00
Documented time off
Patient Out-of-Pocket
$0.00
0 missing receipts
Damages Distribution Breakdown $0.00 Recorded
Medical Billed (0%)
Wage Loss (0%)
Out-of-Pocket / Property (0%)
Chronological Order
Date Category Entity / Provider Summary Billed ($) Out-of-Pocket ($) Document Action
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📋 Police / Incident Report
Obtain the official investigating officer report number, CAD narrative, and exchange-of-information form.
🏥 Itemized Billing Statements
Request UB-04 or CMS-1500 forms from hospitals, imaging centers, and physical therapy clinics.
💼 Employer Wage Verification
Secure a signed statement showing missed hours, baseline pay rate, overtime loss, and used PTO.

How to Prepare for Your Initial Legal Consultation

Personal injury attorneys generally offer complimentary initial evaluations. Arriving with a concrete binder or exported digital dossier dramatically clarifies the scope of your damages:

  1. Chronological Order: Document the exact timeline starting from the date of the incident through emergency transport, primary physician visits, and follow-up physical therapy.
  2. Separate Total Billed vs. Out-of-Pocket: Insurers evaluate gross medical charges as well as actual copays, deductibles, or health insurance subrogation liens.
  3. Track Every Adjuster Conversation: Write down claim numbers, adjuster names, and the exact date and summary of any recorded statement requests.
  4. Preserve Wage Loss Records: Keep your two most recent paystubs before the accident alongside documentation of days missed due to physician-mandated work restrictions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is my personal data stored?
All inputs remain strictly in your browser's local memory. No data is transmitted to an external server or saved in cloud databases. Exporting downloads the file directly to your computer or phone.

What is the difference between Billed and Out-of-Pocket?
Medical providers often bill a gross amount (chargemaster rate). What you personally paid in copays or deductibles is out-of-pocket, while the total billed reflects the gross medical damages incurred.

Can I export this dossier for an attorney?
Yes. The text export formats your notes, provider tallies, missed wages, and missing documentation warnings into a clean consultation docket ready to print or email.

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