Tools for the weeks after a crashChecklists, trackers, and your deadlines.
Free checklists and trackers written by the lawyer who works these cases, and calculators for your deadlines, your net settlement, your lost wages, and your share of fault. Each one fits on a phone, saves as you go, and can be texted to you as a PDF. No fee unless we recover, and no case costs if there is no recovery.
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The adjuster trap checklist
The other driver's insurance company calls within days. It sounds helpful. Seven of the things it asks for are designed to shrink your claim before you know what it is worth.
Open the checklistRight after the crash
At the scene, or from the emergency room.
- Checklist · keep in the glovebox
Crash scene checklist
The wide shots, the debris field, the skid marks and the signal, before the cars are moved.
Open - Checklist · the driver left
Hit and run evidence
What to memorize and record while you wait for police, and the two clocks that start today.
Open - Checklist · at the scene
Commercial truck crash
The number on the cab door, the trailer, the van or rental markings, the driver's employer, and the logbook question to ask the officer.
Open - Checklist · no one driving
Self-driving car crash
The plate, the company marking, the collision line, and what riders, people on foot and other drivers each need to keep.
Open - Lookup and checklist · at the scene or after
Find the company behind the vehicle
Type the USDOT number, MC number, or name from the door to see the company on record and the insurance it has filed.
Open - Lookup · after the crash
Self-driving car crash lookup
What the car looked like, the company behind it and its California permits, and the federal crash report for the month and city.
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The insurer's call
The week the adjuster starts asking.
- Red alert checklist · when the insurer calls
The adjuster trap
What they will ask you to sign or say, why it hurts, and what to do instead.
Open - Checklist · your declarations page
Your own auto policy
How to read the page most people never open, and find the UM, UIM and MedPay coverage you already pay for.
Open - Red alert checklist · an offer arrived
Lowball offer red flags
Four signs the check they just offered ignores the care your doctor is still talking about.
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During treatment
The months the record gets built.
- Tracker · while you treat
Out of pocket expense tracker
The rideshare to rehab, the lawn care, the drugstore brace. Small receipts that add up and get forgotten.
Open - Checklist · while you treat
Lost wages documentation
Exactly what to ask HR for, and what to gather instead if you drive, freelance, or run your own business.
Open - Daily tracker · while you treat
Concussion symptom tracker
Brain fog, light sensitivity, and mood swings do not show on a CT scan. Seven days at a time, for your doctor.
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Calculators and the hardest week
Your numbers, your deadlines, and the list nobody wants to need.
- Calculator · when there is an offer
Net settlement calculator
Enter the settlement figure, the fee, the costs, and the liens. See the net to you, line by line.
Open - Calculator · while you treat
Lost wages calculator
Your pay, the days you missed, and the overtime and leave you lost, added into the wages lost to date.
Open - Calculator · when fault is disputed
Comparative fault calculator
Your damages figure and the fault share the insurer is assigning to you, reduced under California's pure comparative fault rule.
Open - Calculator · from the date of the crash
Deadline calculator
Enter one date. Get the report deadline, the DMV form, the six month government claim, and the two year lawsuit date.
Open - Checklist · after a death
The first 48 hours after a death
A short, practical list of the things that cannot wait, in the order they usually come up.
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Abuse at a school
For adult survivors and for parents. Read at your own pace, and contact no one until you decide to.
- Checklist · for adult survivors
Before you call about abuse at a school
What you already hold, what may still exist, what to avoid for now, and who is safe to tell.
Open - Checklist · for parents and guardians
After your child tells you
What to write down, who to report to, what to keep, and what to ask the school for in writing.
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Text me the checklists
One text with every checklist as a single PDF. Keep it in your messages next to your insurance card. If something happens, the list is already on your phone.
How the tools work
- 1Check things off on your phone
Your progress saves on this device. Come back from the tow yard, the pharmacy, or HR and pick up where you left off.
- 2Text the list to yourself
Enter your number and the PDF arrives by text, from the same number our office uses. Reply to that text any time and a person answers.
- 3Bring it to your free case review
A finished checklist or tracker is most of the first meeting. An attorney tells you where you stand. No fee unless we recover.
Get a free case review
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