Case Overview
We begin with a concise introduction that summarizes the key facts of the case, including the defendant's negligence and the circumstances of the incident. This sets a strong foundation for establishing liability.
Statement of Facts
The chronological account of the incident is presented with precision, backed by evidence such as police reports, witness statements, and accident details. Establishing a clear sequence of events is essential for demonstrating negligence.
Medical Summary and Documentation
We integrate ICD-10 codes and CPT codes to accurately document all injuries and treatments, providing a medical narrative that supports the severity of the injuries. This ensures compliance with California standards while effectively demonstrating the impact of the injury on the victim.
Calculation of Medical and Economic Damages
A detailed breakdown of economic damages is presented, including past and future medical costs, lost wages, and loss of earning capacity. We ensure that medical billing codes, treatment timelines, and expense summaries are clearly documented for accuracy.
Pain and Suffering (Non-Economic Damages)
California law permits compensation for non-economic damages like pain and suffering, emotional distress, and loss of enjoyment of life. We include vivid, client-focused descriptions supported by medical expert statements, emphasizing the impact of the injuries.
Legal Liability and Causation
We present a strong legal argument that ties the defendant’s actions to the plaintiff’s injuries, citing California statutes and precedents to support the claim. This section is crucial for establishing both causation and liability to justify the requested settlement.
Settlement Demand
The final settlement amount is presented, supported by all the detailed damages outlined earlier. This includes economic and non-economic factors, providing a clear, well-supported demand for compensation.
Response Deadline
A clear deadline for response is included, which creates urgency and helps avoid unnecessary delays. We typically set this deadline at 30 days, encouraging a swift resolution.
Conclusion and Next Steps
We conclude with a professional closing, reinforcing the seriousness of the claim while indicating readiness for litigation if the demand is not met. This firm but courteous conclusion helps maintain leverage in negotiations.
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