We understand even the thought of having to meet with a lawyer, in general, can cause feelings of anxiety. To help alleviate your worries, we have put together some useful information to help sufficiently prepare you for meeting specifically with an injury lawyer.
The injury lawyer will ask you questions about:
- your doctor's medical reports and their diagnosis of your injuries,
- how your health is currently,
- your insurance coverage,
- how your injuries have affected your daily life
- A piece of government issued identification
- The medical report of your initial evaluation after your accident
- Medical reports and prognosis from specialists
- Photos of your injuries and the scene of the accident
- Photos of the road and its condition at the time of the accident
- Your insurance coverage information and any communication you have had with your insurance company
- Copies of forms that you have submitted to your insurance company for accident benefits
- Employment forms showing loss of wages as a result of your injuries
- Have you handled an injury case like mine before?
- What kind of success have you had for your clients who have suffered from these types of injuries?
- How long will this process take?
- Can you walk me through the process of commencing a lawsuit?
- Are you a Certified Specialist in Civil Litigation? If yes, this means that the lawyer has been approved by the Law Society of Ontario to have extensive trial experience and is listed as a specialist in their field.
- What is your fee breakdown? How will I pay you for your services?
- Do you have connections to experts and doctors that will help with my case?
- What can I expect in regards to communication from your legal team about my lawsuit?
- What will be my involvement in the lawsuit process?
Expertise.
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