Serious crashes generate evidence that disappears fast. Here’s what gets locked down on every case.
Skid marks, debris field, vehicle positions, sight lines, traffic controls, and weather conditions documented before cleanup.
Timeline of the response, witness statements made at the scene, and first-responder observations on arrival.
Speed, throttle, brake input, steering, and airbag deployment in the seconds before impact, preserved before the vehicle is repaired or scrapped.
Public-roadway cameras, business security cameras, and Ring doorbell footage subpoenaed before the retention window closes.
At-fault driver’s phone activity at impact, app usage, and connected-car telematics tied to the vehicle’s movement.
ER notes, ambulance run sheets, diagnostic imaging, surgical records, and follow-up care tied to the crash mechanism.
Independent witnesses identified and interviewed early, before memories fade and defense investigators reach them first.
Full disclosure of every applicable policy, primary, excess, umbrella, and UM/UIM, not just what the adjuster volunteers.