Naples Personal Injury Lawyer

The City of Naples Police Department provides an official Records Services page with public-record request information. Use that resource for records held by Naples Police, and confirm that it is the agency connected to your incident. Keep any incident number and the date and location together.

If your paperwork uses a Naples mailing address, still identify the agency that responded instead of guessing from the address alone. Tell us whether you received a police report, a business incident report or only contact information. These documents serve different purposes and may need to be reviewed together.

If you returned home after the accident, note where the incident occurred and which records were created before you traveled. Keep photographs, receipts and messages in their original form. A clear sequence helps connect the initial event with the documents and insurance communications that followed.

For an injury at a business or other property, include the names of people you spoke with and any written account they provided. Do not assume a copy held by someone else will automatically reach your attorney. Describe what may exist, even if you do not possess it yet.

You work directly with Dolina Lascaze. Her background includes prosecution, civil trials and about 19 years with a major insurance company. She now represents injured people and explains how the firm would gather evidence, build the claim and handle insurer communications if you decide to retain it.

Use the consultation to ask how updates and documents would be shared when you are in another city. Bring the actual insurance letters or offers you want explained, plus records of work missed and expenses already documented. The first conversation is intended to clarify the process, not to promise a result before the facts are evaluated.