Houston Rear-End
Collision Accident Lawyer

Bringing the right paperwork helps Joe see the full picture. This makes your first meeting smoother and helps Joe calculate damages and plan the next steps. 

Crash Report and Scene Evidence:

• Police report
• Photos of the scene and vehicle damage
• Dashcam or security video

Medical Documentation:

• ER records and discharge papers
• Doctors’ notes, diagnoses, and prescriptions
• Imaging and test results
• Physical therapy or similar records
• Medical bills and insurance explanations of benefits

Income and Employment Proof:

• Recent pay stubs or direct deposit records
• Schedule or logs showing canceled work
• Employer letter confirming missed time or light duty

Witness and Contact Information: 

• Other driver’s name, insurer, and policy number
• Names, phone numbers, and emails for witnesses
• Body shop or tow company contact information

Helpful Extras: 

• Photos of injuries over time
• List of all doctors and clinics seen
• Vehicle registration and your photo ID
• List of questions you want to ask Joe

You don’t have to have all of this on hand, but bringing as much of this as you can allows Joe to break down exactly what happened, evaluate liability, and move quickly to preserve evidence and protect your rights.