Car Accidents Checklists
Simple, practical checklists to protect your health and your claim. Save or print any of them.
Car Accident Scene Evidence Checklist
Evidence at the scene disappears fast. If you are safe and able, this checklist helps you capture what matters before it is gone.
Open the checklist →How to Document Your Injuries After a Crash
Your injuries are the heart of a claim, and documenting them well is what keeps an insurer from minimizing them. Here is how.
Open the checklist →What to Do After a Hit-and-Run
A hit-and-run is disorienting, but quick action protects your safety and your ability to recover — often through your own insurance.
Open the checklist →How to Preserve Dashcam and Phone Evidence
Dashcam footage and phone data can be powerful evidence — but they are easy to lose to overwriting, deletion, or a damaged device. Protect them early.
Open the checklist →How to Keep an Injury Journal After a Crash
The day-to-day effects of an injury are easy to forget by the time a claim resolves. A simple journal captures them while they are real.
Open the checklist →Social Media Do's and Don'ts After a Car Accident
Insurers and defense lawyers look at social media, and a single post can be taken out of context to undercut your claim. A few simple rules help.
Open the checklist →What to Bring to Your Car Accident Consultation
You do not need anything to start — even a clear description is enough. But if you have these, they make a first meeting more productive.
Open the checklist →Looking for the law in your state?
These checklists apply wherever you were hurt. For filing deadlines, fault rules, and what you can recover, choose the state where it happened.