When you are in a car accident, a variety of damages can occur. Damages can range from your own injuries, passengers' injuries, and your car damages. Bills and invoices can pileup in response. Depending on your own injuries, you may be unable to work while you recover.
If you have or are experiencing this, you may qualify for compensation from the at-fault party to help pay for these damages. When filing a claim, you'll need evidence to prove these damages occurred from the auto accident.
Evidence You'll Need When Filing a Claim For Damages
To make sure you have the appropriate evidence when filing a claim for your damages, you should seek the help of a personal injury attorney. An attorney will have worked on claims similar to yours in the past and know what is needed to have a successful claim.
Working with a lawyer means having all the right evidence. This could include things like:
- Invoices and bills for personal injuries and car damages.
- Statements and contact information from those who may have seen the accident.
- Pictures of the accident, damages, and your injuries.
- The police report filled out at the scene of the accident by the reporting police officer.
Help From a Lawyer
Without the guidance of an auto accident lawyer you chance forgetting vital information or evidence. Those who have legal representation when filing a claim tend to have a better chance of a successful claim.
To find an attorney in your area who may be able to help with your claim, complete the Free Case Evaluation on this page today! The sooner you do so, the faster a lawyer can begin gathering your supporting evidence.
Here is more information on evidence needed for specific damages:
- Alternator Damage
- Axle Damage
- Battery Damage
- Brake Damage
- Bumper Damage
- Car Frame Damage
- Car Totaled
- Chipped Paint
- Clutch Damage
- Compression Damage
- Distributor Damage
- Door Damage
- Engine Damage
- Exhaust System Damage
- Fan Belt Damage
- Fender Damage
- Hood Damage
- Headlight Damage
- Grille Damage
- Mirror Damage
- Motorcycle Damage
- Muffler Damage
- Oil Filter Damage
- Powertrain Damage
- Radiator Damage
- Radio Damage
- Rim Damage
- Roof Damage
- Shock Damage
- Step Bumper Damage
- Suspension Damage
- Taillight Damage
- Tire Damage
- Transmission Damage
- Truck Bed
- Truck Cap Damage
- Trunk Damage
- Window Damage
- Windshield Damage
- Windshield Wiper Damage