Personal Injury Intake Form
Stop spending consultation time on basic case details. Collect client information, incident facts, and injury history in one organized form before the first meeting.
Personal injury attorneys often receive new client inquiries by phone or email, without the case details needed to evaluate the claim before a consultation. Basic case details shouldn't eat into the time an attorney needs to assess the case and advise the client. Typeform's personal injury intake form template gives law firms a dependable way to collect complete client and case information before the first meeting begins.
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The form captures contact details, incident description, date and location of injury, medical treatment received, and insurance information. Questions appear one at a time, so clients move through intake at a steady pace without facing a wall of legal fields. Conditional logic adapts the form based on a client's responses. A client injured in a car accident sees different follow-up questions than one injured on someone else's property, keeping the intake relevant to each case type.
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Customize the fields to match your firm's practice areas and intake requirements. Share it via your firm's website, email, or a direct link sent after an initial call. Every submission routes to your inbox or case management system via Zapier, so client details arrive organized and ready for attorney review. Attorneys walk into every consultation prepared, not piecing together the facts in the room.
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A personal injury intake form is a structured questionnaire that law firms use to collect client information and case facts before an initial consultation. It captures contact details, incident description, injury history, medical treatment, and insurance information in one submission. Attorneys walk into every first meeting with the full picture, and can focus on evaluating the case.
Evaluating a personal injury case accurately depends on having complete, consistent facts from the start. When intake happens over the phone, details get missed, misrecorded, or never asked at all. A personal injury intake form ensures every potential client answers the same questions, so no critical detail is overlooked before a case is accepted.
Start with the facts that determine whether a case is worth pursuing:
- Client contact details and date of birth
- Date, time, and location of the incident
- Description of how the injury occurred
- Medical treatment received and treating providers
- Insurance information and any prior claims
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Yes. Typeform's File Upload feature lets clients attach photos of their injuries, police reports, medical records, and insurance correspondence directly to their submission. Files up to 10MB are supported in common formats (PDF, JPG, PNG). Uploaded files arrive alongside the intake details, and File Upload is available on paid Typeform plans.
Typeform uses encryption to protect data in transit and at rest, so client submissions arrive securely. You can also add a password to restrict form access to intended respondents only. For sensitive legal intake, review your firm's data handling requirements alongside Typeform's privacy settings before going live.
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