Discussing your case with an attorney
A meeting with a Louisville personal injury attorney at John H. Ruby & Associates offers a chance for the attorney to learn about your injury and damages and for you to gain a clearer sense of personal injury laws. Personal injury cases demand strong cooperation between attorneys and victims. John H. Ruby & Associates will listen closely and assess the key details of your story. While you may be tempted to tell the attorney everything about the case during your initial meeting, you should allow the lawyer to speak, explain scenarios, and answer your questions.
Presenting your case honestly to the Louisville injury lawyer is the best way for the attorney to fairly assess the potential of your claim. Everything that you mention during your meeting with us will remain confidential.
If you have suffered an injury and would like to arrange a consultation or you have questions about personal injury law in Louisville contact us today.
What to bring when meeting with your injury attorney in Louisville
Arriving prepared will help you make the most of your meeting with a personal injury attorney at John H. Ruby & Associates in Louisville. Our attorneys will listen closely during the consultation and try to answer all of your questions. To make this process more efficient, we encourage potential clients to bring documents that can clarify the facts surrounding the case and help make our meeting as fruitful as possible.
There are many documents that could be useful to share during our meeting:
- The names of individuals or companies involved in the accident
- The names and contact information of potential witnesses
- Copies of police reports
- Copies of hospital records
- Medical bills
- Information about your insurance policy
- Reports from doctors about your injury
- Wage information and lost work
- List of how injury has negatively impacted your life
- Record of dates of injury and medical treatments
- Correspondences with insurance companies
John H. Ruby & Associates looks forward to meeting with you and exploring your legal options for securing a fair settlement.