Car Accident Frequently Asked Questions

Please note that informaiton provided in here is for general information only.  It is not legal advice and should not be relied upon.  If you have a legal question, you should consult a lawyer. 

Some of the steps you can take to help build your case while recovering from your Ontario car accident are:

• Regularly photograph your injury.

• Keep notes about medical treatment you are receiving for your personal injury. This might include doctors' notes about your personal injury, medical prescriptions, notes about any pain you are experiencing from the accident, and notes about physical therapy or rehabilitation.

• Document the time your injury has kept you away from work, as well as any activities you can no longer pursue because of the accident.

• List any special expenses you incur due to your personal injury, such as home nursing care specialists, additional administrative personnel to help your business while you are incapacitated by your accident, and assistants you hire for household tasks and chores that are more difficult than usual due to your personal injury.

Be sure to keep all receipts for expenses relating to your accident. Label these receipts for your accident lawyer, and organize them chronologically in a separate folder.

Be sure to keep your personal injury lawyer informed about your record-keeping efforts regarding your situation. Ask your accident lawyer any questions you might have about organizing receipts and records to build your claim.

Still have questions? If so, contact personal injury attorney Andrew Iacobelli, to schedule a free consultation.


If you have questions about a prospective personal injury claim, contact Ontario personal injury lawyer, Andrew Iacobelli, for a complimentary consultation. 

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