Flow Sheet for Handling a Personal Injury Case

Posted on May 11, 2005 by John Day

This is a flow sheet for plaintiff's lawyers to use in personal injury cases, starting with the first client interview and moving all the way up to the pre-trial brief. This is mainly a big picture view to keep you from missing the forest for the trees in litigation. It reminds you to check the answer to see if the defendant has pled the comparative fault of anyone else, to ask opposing counsel for a stipulation as to reasonableness and necessity of medical expenses, and the other important steps along the way in a case. While every file has its own nuances, hopefully this will serve as a nice checklist for you on the more common occurrences in a case.

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David Allen - May 11, 2005 4:06 PM

Thanks, John. This and the other information you have placed on the site are great - especially the Tort Law Tidbits. It would help me to have the Flow Sheet in a non-PDF format so I can copy it into my files. Thanks again, David Allen

John Day - May 25, 2005 7:03 AM

David, call Judi at 742-4880 and she will send you one.

Thanks for reading.

Albany Injury Lawyer Warren Redlich - September 1, 2005 1:21 AM

Wow! Very thorough. Makes me feel like I'm flying by the seat of my pants. Great post, and great blog! Keep it up.

Jeff Donner - November 22, 2005 9:27 PM

Wow. Excellent! Thank you for making this list available.

David, you can easily copy and paste from a pdf to a Word document.

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