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a. Visit your Physician: See your Doctor immediately if you are hurt. Make sure that you are open and honest with your physician about your condition. Be specific with respect to the location and degree of pain. If you have had previous injuries make sure your Doctor is aware of this fact. Your Doctor will likely have many questions and you may not know all of the answers to his questions, in this instance it fine to say that you don’t know. You should not guess because you may be providing potentially false information. Most importantly listen to your Doctor and follow his recommendations.

b. Do not communicate to anyone about your injury: Speak only to your Doctor and your Lawyer about your injury. Do not make statements whether in writing, over the telephone or in person to anyone without clearing it with your Attorney beforehand.

c. Use http://www.personalinjuryresourcecenter.com to find a lawyer. Your attorney will be able to advise you and answer your questions following an injury.

d. Make no admissions of fault: As mentioned above, speak to no one save your attorney or doctor regarding your injury. Statements to others may be interpreted to be admissions of fault.

e. Record or take pictures: Use a camera to document or record any damage that you’ve suffered and any damage to your property. Take several photos and maintain at least one set of backup copies.

f. Keep Evidence of Injury: Save all medication containers, arm and leg braces, casts, and any other medical equipment prescribed by your Doctor.

g. Accident Scene: Give any all pictures or videos of the accident scene that you or other witnesses may have to your Attorney.

h. Compile Receipts: Keep all of your receipts or obtain them from vendors. Then itemize them by expense. Ensure that the receipts are readable and that you have all applicable information from each vendor so that you can identify them at a later date if need be.

i. More Information: Consult with your lawyer and tell him everything that you can remember about your case and everything that you believe is relevant. Your attorney will direct to you to the most important facts. Do not leave out any information about your hospitalization or treatment.