Your case is dependent upon the evidence. Evidence is everything from your testimony about the crash and what you are going through as a result. Testimony may be about pain and suffering and the effects this injury has had on you, your family, and your work.
We also look at other objective evidence, which includes your medical records. These records will have notes from your doctors, physical therapists, and other providers about your treatment. For example, information may consist of physical limitations you’re experiencing, pain level, and then recommendations from the medical providers about what treatment you need.
These medical records and objective testing would include X-rays, MRIs, and other imaging.
But there are different kinds of objective testing depending on what injuries we’re looking at with your case.
Insurance companies put a lot of stock in objective testing as opposed to subjective comments that you make that your medical providers make about your recovery coverage.
And then, if we need to, we can go outside and your medical providers and retain experts as needed to explain further and provide evidence for the extent of your injuries or the cause of your injuries, or what you might need for the future.