Documenting a personal injury case is one of the most important things you can do to recover the compensation you deserve.
Keep receipts for all out-of-pocket expenses you have that are related to your anesthesia injuries.
Keep receipts for all insurance deductibles and copayments.
Always follow treatment plans and document them in a journal.
Document your recovery process, including how you feel every day and your pain level.
If you are receiving therapy, document each session with a general description of the therapy appointment, for example, “Spoke about the pain in my throat and how it prevents me from eating,” or “Spoke about my injuries causing depression.”
Document every doctors and therapy appointment with a general description of what the doctor discusses, including medication changes, new instructions, and changed instructions.
When you see an anesthesia lawyer for a free case evaluation, bring your journal with you. It will help you remember everything you need to tell the attorney. If you retain the attorney, the firm might ask to make copies as it will help the attorney craft a claim demand letter or lawsuit complaint.