ACCIDENT FILE RESOURCES

Build a cleaner
accident record.

Kevin Goldberg Goldberg Law

Use this educational checklist to organize the records that may help an attorney understand what happened, what coverage might apply, and what information still needs verification.

Submitting information requests review only and does not create an attorney-client relationship.
AI-generated educational illustration of accident photos and documents being organized for review
KEVIN GOLDBERG | GOLDBERG LAW
MONTGOMERY COUNTY EDUCATIONAL SCENE

Start with the report. Keep the underlying records.

Do not send sensitive or confidential documents through an unverified channel. Use an approved secure upload link and keep your originals.

Illustrative Montgomery County rear-end collision with an officer taking a report
AI-GENERATED EDUCATIONAL ILLUSTRATION

A fictional educational image of a post-collision report. It is not an actual client, accident, police agency, or Goldberg Law matter.

REPORT

Police + incident details

  • Incident or report number
  • Agency and officer details
  • Citations, if known
  • Street, intersection, date, and time
VISUALS

Photos + video

  • Vehicle damage and impact points
  • Scene, signs, signals, and road conditions
  • Dashcam or nearby video
  • Witness contact information
COVERAGE

Insurance records

  • Driver, owner, and vehicle information
  • Carrier and policy details
  • UM/UIM declarations, if available
  • Commercial, employer, or rideshare information
TREATMENT

Medical + work file

  • Provider names and visit dates
  • Records and bills
  • Reported symptoms and restrictions
  • Missed-work documentation
KEVIN GOLDBERG | GOLDBERG LAW

Ready to organize what happened?

Start with the facts. AI may collect and organize information; a human attorney makes legal and representation decisions.

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