When you're injured due to someone else's negligence, having strong evidence to support your version of events may be the difference between collecting the compensation you deserve and having your claim denied. Part of a competent personal injury attorney's job is to collect the necessary evidence to prove the extent of your damages and that the responsible parties are liable for your damages.

As the personal injury attorneys at Lane Felix & Raisbeck Co. L.P.A. in Cincinnati explain, your chances are significantly higher if you can provide evidence such as:

• Physical Evidence: If your injuries were caused by a broken sidewalk, obscured vision, or other factor, take pictures of it as soon as possible. Also be sure to take photos of all of your injuries, as well as any damage to your car or other personal property.
• Police Reports: Even if you believe your injuries are very minor, you should be sure to get a police report after an auto accident. Before leaving the scene, look it over to ensure that it accurately reflects what happened and doesn't contain any vague phrasing or ambiguity.
• Medical Bills: Be sure to seek medical attention as soon as possible, and meticulously keep track of all of your expenses. You should also make note of any situation in which your life was negatively impacted by your injuries, such as missed work or inability to participate in activities you once enjoyed.

Lane Felix & Rainsbeck Co. L.P.A.'s team has the expertise to make sure you get the most aggressive representation possible. Call (513) 922-7700 to schedule a consultation with a personal injury attorney today, or visit their website to learn more about their decades of experience.