Evidence & Documentation

Admissible Evidence

Evidence that meets legal requirements and can be presented in court.

In Personal Injury Cases

Not all evidence is admissible. Rules of evidence exclude certain types of evidence, such as hearsay (with exceptions) and evidence obtained illegally.

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Hearsay

An out-of-court statement offered to prove the truth of the matter asserted, generally inadmissible in court.

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