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Just as it is important to report a maritime accident injury, it is just as important to keep a file of that report.
Any and all paperwork related to your offshore accident injury needs to be kept in a file in a safe place. Any and all police reports or government-issued documents relating to the maritime accident injury, as well as any pertinent medical records should all be kept.
Incident reports, witness statements, even receipts for out-of-pocket expenses due to the accident should be filed.
Make sure to take photos of all injuries as a result of the maritime accident, as well as photographs of the accident scene.
Keeping track of all of these documents will help you prove your maritime accident injury case.
If you or someone you know has been injured at sea, contact Jones Act attorney Brian Beckcom at 800.724.7800 to learn your rights.
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