“Having read a police report and doctor’s report and so on are hearsay, does it mean no better way to prove the injuries unless a doctor is testified? Does any expert know how to effectively prove the auto personal injuries if the doctor cannot go to the court to be testified?”

one user commented with

“Medical records are not hearsay.
Your attorney should have copies of ALL medical records and doctor’s statements pertaining to the injuries and their treatment. ”

another senior member posted

“You’ll probably get a hearsay objection. If you want the officer to testify about his observations and opinions, have the officer appear and testify.

Note that procedures vary by state and court. Small claims courts are less formal, and you may be able to get away with more; regular trial courts have a lot more formality.”

it is debatable on what course of action is the right course of action. My suggestion would be to contact an attorney that offers free consultations. Fortunately we do know of one. The Law Offices of Ledger & Associates

How to Effectively Prove the Auto Personal Injuries is a post from: Personal Injury Lawyer.net

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