If you have been injured in an accident, keeping detailed records of your medical expenses is crucial to ensuring you receive full compensation for your losses.

Why Keeping Medical Bills is Important  

• Obtain and duplicate copies of all medical, hospital, and drug bills.
• Send copies of these bills to your attorney periodically to keep your case file updated.
• Track additional expenses related to your injuries, such as:
  • Transportation costs to and from medical appointments.
  • Medical equipment or assistive devices (crutches, braces, etc.).
  • Over-the-counter and prescription medications.
• Keep all receipts for medical-related expenses.

Maintaining a comprehensive record of all medical expenses and related costs will help maximize your compensation and strengthen your case.

Your Life Can Change in an Instant  

A car accident or personal injury can disrupt your life in many ways:

• Physical pain and a long recovery process.
• Mounting medical bills that create financial stress.
• Inability to work, causing lost wages and financial hardship.

Where do you turn? What should you do next?

For decades, our firm has been helping injury victims just like you. You focus on recovery—we handle everything else.

Take Action Before Speaking with Insurance Companies  

Before you:

• Hire a Connecticut lawyer,
• Speak with an insurance adjuster, or
• Sign any paperwork,

Protect Yourself  

If you or a loved one has suffered personal injuries in an accident, take the right steps to protect your case. Contact Hastings, Cohan & Walsh, LLP today for a free consultation. Our experienced Connecticut personal injury attorneys will help you navigate the legal process and ensure you receive the compensation you deserve.

Call 203-438-7450 today to get answers to your questions or schedule a free consultation. Visit www.hcwlaw.com for more information.