For a personal injury claim, which item is specifically required to be included in the N1 form?

• A. Medical report.
• B. Attorney's fee agreement.
• C. Bank statements.
• D. Tax returns.

Answer: (A)

The key idea here is that medical evidence is essential in a personal injury claim. The N1 form must include a medical report because it provides the professional confirmation of what injuries were suffered, when they occurred, how severe they are, what treatment was given, and what the prognosis looks like. This medical information is what ties the accident to the injuries and supports the damages being claimed, giving the defendant and the court a clear, independent basis to assess liability and quantify losses.

Bank statements and tax returns don’t prove injuries or causation, and an attorney’s fee agreement is about costs and funding, not the facts of the claim. Therefore they aren’t required attachments to the N1 form.