Evidence checklist card
Problem: checklist items are jammed into one paragraph with • separators, so it reads as a wall of text. Proposal: intro → real list (2 columns on desktop) → urgency closer.
Current (as live)
After a fall, slip, or injury from a dangerous condition on someone else’s property in Colorado Springs, El Paso County, or nearby areas, preserve and gather: • Your medical records and bills from UCHealth Memorial Hospital Central, Penrose Hospital, or other care providers • Incident or accident report filed with the property owner, manager, or business • Photographs or video of the dangerous condition (ice, spill, broken stairs, poor lighting, parking defects) as it was at the time • Surveillance video from the property or nearby cameras—request immediately, as retention policies vary • Maintenance, inspection, and cleaning logs for the property • Prior complaints or incident reports involving the same hazard • Weather records for the date of injury (especially for ice or weather-related conditions) • Witness names, contact information, and written or recorded statements • Your own account of what happened, when, and why you were on the property • Documentation of the property owner’s knowledge of the condition or failure to inspect • Any written notice you or others gave to the owner about the danger • Ongoing medical treatment, therapy, and wage-loss records Evidence can disappear or be destroyed quickly. Act fast to secure records, photos, and witness contact details.
Proposed
After a fall or injury from a dangerous condition on someone else’s property in Colorado Springs or El Paso County, preserve and gather:
- Medical records and bills from UCHealth Memorial, Penrose, or other providers
- Incident report filed with the property owner or manager
- Photos or video of the hazard as it was at the time
- Surveillance footage — request immediately before it is overwritten
- Maintenance, inspection, and cleaning logs
- Prior complaints about the same hazard
- Weather records for the date of injury
- Witness names, contact info, and statements
- Your own written account of what happened
- Proof the owner knew — or should have known — about the condition
- Any written notice given about the danger
- Ongoing treatment, therapy, and wage-loss records
Evidence can disappear quickly. Act fast to secure records, photos, and witness details.