Accident Intake & Evidence Chronology Builder

Capture accident timelines, injury symptom progression, police report details, and witness contacts into a clear, attorney-ready consultation packet before memory fades.

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Incident & Care Chronology

Consultation Dossier Export

Attorney Consultation Notice: This chronology organizer helps claimants and firms preserve objective factual observations, medical records timestamps, and witness info. It does not provide legal advice, assess liability, or predict case recovery. Consult a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction for legal representation.

Why the First 24 Hours Dictate Injury Claims

When someone is injured in an auto collision or premises incident, the facts established in the first few hours carry disproportionate weight with insurance adjusters and civil juries. Precise recording of exact times, immediate physical symptoms, ambulance dispatches, and witness statements prevents defense claims of "delayed reporting" or "subsequent injury".

At the same time, callers seeking representation move on immediately if their call goes to voicemail: 78% of claimants retain the first law firm that answers and conducts an empathetic, substantive initial intake screening.

Consultation Intake Best Practices

Why timestamp symptoms every 4 hours?

Soft-tissue cervical and lumbar sprains typically worsen as inflammation peaks 12 to 36 hours post-impact. Recording pain levels and stiffness chronologically links symptoms directly to the collision trajectory.

What is Redact Confidential PII mode?

When sharing an initial brief with prospective firms before formal engagement, checking Redact PII replaces driver license numbers, policy IDs, and full surnames with redacted markers to preserve client privacy.

How is the evidence packet stored?

Everything runs 100% locally in your browser memory and LocalStorage. No medical logs or contact details are sent to any remote server.

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