| Momof4boyz,
In addition to consulting with a PI attorney (usually you can see one for a "free" consultation, so you might want to check out several), get your medical records, get any documents you can to substantiate what you are saying. Even your OB med records may have some info in there that will help "prove" your claim. Get an authorization signed to have them copy and deliver your medical records to you quickly.
Many car accident injuries do not show up for many months and that is why many U.S. states have statute of limitations for filing a PI claim at 5 years (like Missouri does, the state I reside in). Talk to the attorney you consult with and make sure that he/she understands EVERYTHING, do not hold back anything. Ask questions.
You wil need medical billing showing how much your medical expenses were, and, again, you will need medical records from all treating doctors and facilities to show what the diagnosis was, treatment was, prognosis is... etc.
Regards,
~Diane~ |