What kind of evidence do I need to prove my injury case?

In order to prove your injury case in New Hampshire, you will need to provide evidence to the court that is sufficient and convincing. To do this, you may need to prove the following: - The identity of the parties involved: You need to provide your name, the defendant’s name, and any witnesses who may have seen the incident. - How and when the injury occurred: You need to tell the court where and when the injury occurred. - The severity of the injury: You will need to provide medical records or other evidence of the injury, such as photographs, X-rays, or any other proof of the damage done to your body. - The liability of the defendant: You need to prove that the defendant’s negligence or recklessness caused your injury. You may need to show proof of how the defendant acted in causing the injury. - Damages: You need to show proof of the costs and expenses associated with the injury, such as medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering. The more detailed and specific your evidence is, the more likely it is that you will succeed in your injury case. Collecting and presenting the right evidence is a key part of proving your case.

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