The Essential Evidence You Need to Prove Your Injury Case
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ค. 2024
- If you or someone you know has suffered an injury due to an accident or negligence, gathering the right evidence is crucial for building a strong legal case. In this video Joel and Chase walk you through the essential types of evidence you should collect to support your injury claim.
If you have suffered from a personal injury in Georgia and would like to schedule a free confidential consultation reach out to the attorneys at Williams Elleby by calling 833-LEGALGA (833-534-2542).
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Great video. Thanks for your dedication to helping fellow human beings who have been injured to receive compensation for severe damages.
We're happy to help. If you have a particular topic you'd like us to cover, within the realm of personal injury law, please let us know and we'll do our best to address it.
My husband was hit from behind, in a car accident. He is on dialysis. He received treatment for his back and neck. No surgery. My question is, why would the other drivers insurance, request my husband's medical records from his dialysis doctor, if his dialysis treatments has nothing to do with the doctors who treated him for his injuries from the car accident?
Your answer would be greatly appreciated. Thank You for your video's.
They are probably just looking to see if the dialysis notes mention anything about neck or back pain. You could fight it but most courts give the Defendant a long leash to probe into prior medical history when the claimant makes a bodily injury claim.
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Thank you for your quick response 🙏