1. A description of the occurrence giving rise to the cause of action.
2. The name and address of the person or entity against whom the cause of action was accrued.
3. The name and address of the liability insurance carrier, if any, affording coverage to the person or entity against whom the cause of action has accrued and the monetary limits of the liability insurance policy issued by said insurance carrier in effect at the time of the occurrence.
4. In minor's or disabled person's personal injury cases and causes of action under the Survival Statute, a description of the injuries sustained by the minor or disabled person or the decedent and a list of hospital and medical expenses incurred on behalf of said minor or disabled person or the decedent as result of the occurrence. In minor's or disabled person's personal injury cases, a current medical certificate or letter executed by the attending physician dated within thirty (30) days stating the nature and extent of the injuries sustained by the minor or disabled person and the doctor's prognosis for the minor or disabled person and estimated cost of future care.
5. In wrongful death cases, the age, occupation, and annual earnings of the decedent at the time of death; the names, addresses, birth dates and relationship of each of the next of kin of the decedent; and a statement of the opinion of the legal representative of the respective percentage of dependency of the next of kin.
6. The terms of any settlement offer and in a statement by the attorney for the legal representative, or by the legal representative if not represented by an attorney, an opinion with respect to the fairness of the settlement offer and recommendations as to whether said offer should be approved.

1. investigate the merits of the proposed settlement; and
2. report findings and recommendations in writing before approval of the proposed settlement.

An attorney appointed as guardian ad litem who does not recommend the approval of the proposed settlement shall not represent as a private attorney the legal representative but shall, unless otherwise ordered by the court, continue as such guardian ad litem with reference to any revised offer of settlement. The court shall fix an appropriate fee for the guardian ad litem to be taxed as cost in the case.

1. Terms of employment, with copy of all contracts or correspondence verifying same.
2. Itemized statement of services rendered in conformity with Rule 15.10.

The requirement of a bond to be filed by the guardian of the minor's or disabled person's estate may be waived when the court finds it is the best interest of the minor's or disabled person's estate. In such instances, the attorney representing the interest of the minor or disabled person shall have personal responsibility for depositing the funds in the approved financial institution in accordance with the requirements of paragraph (f) above.