Telling your attorney the truth.
You should not lie or hide any details that could be relevant to your case. If you fail to disclose information to your lawyer, he will be less prepared during the case. If you are not sure if something is relevant, it’s best to tell your attorney rather than withhold the information.
Keeping your lawyer informed.
The details of your case may change as the case progresses, and you need to share new evidence, medical progress reports, and communication from insurers and employers with your attorney. If you cannot make a meeting with your lawyer or attend court proceedings, always let your lawyer know as soon as possible.
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