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1. Prior Communication History: Summary of previous correspondence when there has been significant back-and-forth with the insurer

2. Expert Opinions: Reference to professional assessments or expert opinions when technical evaluation supports the claim

3. Legal Grounds: Specific reference to relevant laws or policy provisions when there's a dispute over coverage or interpretation

4. Witness Information: Details of witnesses when their testimony is relevant to proving the claim

5. Settlement Attempts: History of previous settlement attempts when there have been prior negotiations

6. Consequential Damages: Description of additional losses resulting from the initial incident when applicable

7. Bad Faith Claims: Discussion of insurer's conduct when there are grounds for bad faith handling of the claim

1. Schedule A - Supporting Documentation: List of all enclosed documents supporting the claim (photos, reports, receipts, etc.)

2. Schedule B - Medical Records: Copies of relevant medical records and bills for personal injury claims

3. Schedule C - Repair Estimates: Professional repair estimates or invoices for property damage

4. Schedule D - Expert Reports: Technical reports, assessments, or expert opinions

5. Schedule E - Communication Log: Chronological log of all relevant communications with the insurance company

6. Schedule F - Proof of Loss: Formal proof of loss documentation if required by policy

7. Schedule G - Additional Expenses: Documentation of additional expenses incurred due to the incident