It's crucial to limit discussions about your injuries or case to your attorney, their staff, or your personal doctor. Sharing information with others could potentially weaken your case.

We strongly advise against signing any documents before consulting with your attorney, either over the phone or in person. Signing the wrong paperwork could negatively impact your case and reduce your chances of fair financial compensation.

If someone contacts you regarding your case, politely inform them that your attorney has advised against discussing your injuries or case details. You may provide them with your lawyer's name and contact information if necessary.

It's important to preserve all medical-related items, including medication containers, prescriptions, orthopedic devices, medical bills, invoices, statements, and any other items received from healthcare providers, pharmacies, hospitals, or medical centers.

Personal injury cases often progress slowly due to the need for full recovery or stabilization of your condition before attempting settlement. While this can be frustrating, patience is essential to ensure we can secure the best possible outcome and settlement for your case.