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The Intake Process for Car Accident Litigation
A lawyer who is experienced in defending car accident cases will be able to assist you determine the strengths of your case as well as how much settlement you could receive. This is only possible when all the information you need is available.
The initial step in a car crash lawsuit is called discovery. In this phase, attorneys and their teams exchange documents and ask questions under the oath.
Documentation
A large portion of the work that goes into a car Auto accident lawsuits case is collecting documentation. This could include evidence such as medical records, photos or witness statements. The more evidence you have the better your case will be.
The first piece of evidence you need is a law enforcement report. Typically the police officer that comes to the scene of the accident will write a report, and this will provide important information about how the accident occurred and who was responsible for the incident.
If needed your lawyer has the option of using an investigation report to collect additional evidence. For instance, if the auto accident lawsuit happened in a business or office, an employee working at the site might have recorded footage of the incident. If this is the case, you must request a copy of the video from the company.
You should also record the expenses you incur due to the accident. This can include medical bills and records for your treatment, receipts for medicines, rental car fees and in-home assistance or care transport costs, and much more. It is also important to document any income you lose due to your injury. This could include old pay stubs and tax returns.
If you are able to, request the names of any witnesses to the incident as well. These people can serve as important sources of information in your case, especially those who are able to give evidence at trial. However, it is important to keep in mind that witnesses may alter their testimony over time and may forget details of the accident.
Intake and Investigation
The process of intake is crucial to obtaining an adequate amount of compensation for your injuries from an accident regardless of whether you've made an insurance claim or are suing the responsible party. Your attorney will start by looking over your medical treatment documents, and then obtaining copies accident reports and other available evidence. They will also go to and document the accident scene.
This information will allow them to determine the extent of your injuries as well as the future and current costs for your physical and emotional suffering. They will also review your existing and expected financial losses to estimate the total value of your case. Your damages can include not just your current and future medical expenses but also lost income and property damage.
Your lawyer will also investigate the incident, including speaking with witnesses and analyzing any evidence. They will also obtain the driver at fault's driving and cell phone records to see what they were doing with their vehicle at the time of the crash. This is especially important in the event that there was a collision involving an Uber or Lyft vehicle or any other evidence that suggests the driver was on the clock.
In addition to this the lawyer may ask questions about the defendant's criminal and traffic offence history during the discovery process. These information is generally not admissible, however they can be used to undermine the credibility of the defendant during cross-examination.
The process of negotiating a settlement
After receiving the medical records, you can start settlement negotiations. The insurance company may make an initial offer that is less than the amount you demanded in your letter. This is a method to test the strength of your case. When you counteroffer, it's important to highlight the strongest arguments you have to your advantage. For instance, you could argue that the insurer was at fault and that there were severe injuries and high medical costs. Negotiating back and forth will eventually lead to a fair and reasonable amount.
An experienced accident lawyer can effectively argue the merits of your claim, including presenting evidence to support your losses. This may include photos of the car's damage as well as a police report and witness testimony. We also know how to determine the value of different elements of your claim, including lost income and suffering and pain.
If at this point the insurance company is still refusing to offer a reasonable amount, we can decide to file a lawsuit in court. A trial typically lasts between one and two days, and is ruled on by an attorney or a jury. If your case settles before reaching this stage the process could last months. Alternatively, your attorney may be able to file a motion for summary judgement. This is where you present all the evidence in your favor and arguing that it is impossible for the other side to prevail.
Filing an action
In a majority of cases involving car accidents the parties are able to settle their dispute out of court. Our team can assist you negotiate with the insurance company of the driver who caused the accident or directly with the party responsible for the accident. If an agreement is not reached, our attorneys will file a lawsuit against the defendant. The Complaint will detail your assertions and allegations regarding the cause of the crash and the reasons you are entitled to compensation. The defendant is served with the Complaint and given a certain time frame to respond.
During the discovery phase, our lawyers will discuss documents and other material with the defendant while asking questions via interrogatories as well as depositions. Our team will ask the attorney for the defendant questions regarding their interpretation of the events, including what they believe happened, how they believe it happened and what injuries you've sustained. We will also look for expert opinions to support our position.
During the discovery phase, your lawyer could submit legal documents, also known as motions to the court for a judge's ruling on. This may include requesting the court to exclude evidence or to schedule a trial. It can take a year or more to complete the discovery process and establish the trial date for your case. This is why it's crucial to consult with a seasoned Long Island car accident attorney at the beginning of the process.
A lawyer who is experienced in defending car accident cases will be able to assist you determine the strengths of your case as well as how much settlement you could receive. This is only possible when all the information you need is available.
The initial step in a car crash lawsuit is called discovery. In this phase, attorneys and their teams exchange documents and ask questions under the oath.
Documentation
A large portion of the work that goes into a car Auto accident lawsuits case is collecting documentation. This could include evidence such as medical records, photos or witness statements. The more evidence you have the better your case will be.
The first piece of evidence you need is a law enforcement report. Typically the police officer that comes to the scene of the accident will write a report, and this will provide important information about how the accident occurred and who was responsible for the incident.
If needed your lawyer has the option of using an investigation report to collect additional evidence. For instance, if the auto accident lawsuit happened in a business or office, an employee working at the site might have recorded footage of the incident. If this is the case, you must request a copy of the video from the company.
You should also record the expenses you incur due to the accident. This can include medical bills and records for your treatment, receipts for medicines, rental car fees and in-home assistance or care transport costs, and much more. It is also important to document any income you lose due to your injury. This could include old pay stubs and tax returns.
If you are able to, request the names of any witnesses to the incident as well. These people can serve as important sources of information in your case, especially those who are able to give evidence at trial. However, it is important to keep in mind that witnesses may alter their testimony over time and may forget details of the accident.
Intake and Investigation
The process of intake is crucial to obtaining an adequate amount of compensation for your injuries from an accident regardless of whether you've made an insurance claim or are suing the responsible party. Your attorney will start by looking over your medical treatment documents, and then obtaining copies accident reports and other available evidence. They will also go to and document the accident scene.
This information will allow them to determine the extent of your injuries as well as the future and current costs for your physical and emotional suffering. They will also review your existing and expected financial losses to estimate the total value of your case. Your damages can include not just your current and future medical expenses but also lost income and property damage.
Your lawyer will also investigate the incident, including speaking with witnesses and analyzing any evidence. They will also obtain the driver at fault's driving and cell phone records to see what they were doing with their vehicle at the time of the crash. This is especially important in the event that there was a collision involving an Uber or Lyft vehicle or any other evidence that suggests the driver was on the clock.
In addition to this the lawyer may ask questions about the defendant's criminal and traffic offence history during the discovery process. These information is generally not admissible, however they can be used to undermine the credibility of the defendant during cross-examination.
The process of negotiating a settlement
After receiving the medical records, you can start settlement negotiations. The insurance company may make an initial offer that is less than the amount you demanded in your letter. This is a method to test the strength of your case. When you counteroffer, it's important to highlight the strongest arguments you have to your advantage. For instance, you could argue that the insurer was at fault and that there were severe injuries and high medical costs. Negotiating back and forth will eventually lead to a fair and reasonable amount.
An experienced accident lawyer can effectively argue the merits of your claim, including presenting evidence to support your losses. This may include photos of the car's damage as well as a police report and witness testimony. We also know how to determine the value of different elements of your claim, including lost income and suffering and pain.
If at this point the insurance company is still refusing to offer a reasonable amount, we can decide to file a lawsuit in court. A trial typically lasts between one and two days, and is ruled on by an attorney or a jury. If your case settles before reaching this stage the process could last months. Alternatively, your attorney may be able to file a motion for summary judgement. This is where you present all the evidence in your favor and arguing that it is impossible for the other side to prevail.
Filing an action
In a majority of cases involving car accidents the parties are able to settle their dispute out of court. Our team can assist you negotiate with the insurance company of the driver who caused the accident or directly with the party responsible for the accident. If an agreement is not reached, our attorneys will file a lawsuit against the defendant. The Complaint will detail your assertions and allegations regarding the cause of the crash and the reasons you are entitled to compensation. The defendant is served with the Complaint and given a certain time frame to respond.
During the discovery phase, our lawyers will discuss documents and other material with the defendant while asking questions via interrogatories as well as depositions. Our team will ask the attorney for the defendant questions regarding their interpretation of the events, including what they believe happened, how they believe it happened and what injuries you've sustained. We will also look for expert opinions to support our position.
During the discovery phase, your lawyer could submit legal documents, also known as motions to the court for a judge's ruling on. This may include requesting the court to exclude evidence or to schedule a trial. It can take a year or more to complete the discovery process and establish the trial date for your case. This is why it's crucial to consult with a seasoned Long Island car accident attorney at the beginning of the process.
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