Pedestrian Incident Evidence & Intake Dossier
A structured, private client-side workbook to document crosswalk accidents, driver and witness details, medical encounters, and out-of-pocket costs into a clear consultation packet.
📍 Incident Parameters
🚗 Target Driver & Insurance
Pedestrian Collision Evidence Protocol
1. Immediate Scene & Medical Priority
Always prioritize 911 emergency medical assessment. Even when pedestrian impacts occur at low speeds (15–20 mph), blunt-force trauma to the hip, spine, and head can cause hairline fractures or intracranial trauma that manifest hours after adrenaline subsides. Never decline paramedic examination on record.
2. Preserving Video & Surveillance Footage
Commercial surveillance cameras on building exteriors, city traffic signal management cameras (e.g. LADOT ATSAC in Los Angeles), and transit bus dashcams frequently overwrite loop recordings within 7 to 14 days. An intake dossier allows your attorney to quickly serve preservation spoliation letters.
3. Statements to Insurance Adjusters
The at-fault driver's insurance adjuster may phone you within 48 hours requesting a recorded interview. You are under no legal obligation to provide a recorded statement to third-party insurers without legal counsel. Keep all correspondence in this dossier.
4. Private, Local Data Ownership
Your entered names, contact information, hospital visits, and annotated photos are stored strictly in your browser's local memory (`localStorage`). No information is transmitted to third-party ad networks or external servers.