Any papers that may be significant to your case should be provided to a lawyer. Eyewitness information and specifics on the conditions surrounding auto accidents, fires, and attacks, for example, can be found in police reports. Copies of medical reports and hospital bills will help illustrate the degree and severity of your injuries. Any information you have on the insurance of the individual who caused your injury, as well as any images you have of the accident scene, your property damage, and your injury, is incredibly valuable. The more information you can provide your lawyer, the easier it will be for him or her to establish the viability of your claim. Don't worry if you didn't bring any documents to your first meeting; your lawyer will be able to obtain them as part of his assessment of your claim.