What Types of Evidence Do You Need to Prove Fault in a Texas Truck Accident Claim?

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Large commercial truck companies (and their insurance providers) are primarily interested in protecting their profits. After a truck accident in Texas, they want to resolve the case for the lowest amount possible. These parties waste no time building their defense strategy. It is crucial that victims have access to the evidence that they need to prove what really happened. Relevant evidence may include:

Photographs of the vehicle damage
Photographs of the crash scene;
Your personal testimony;
An eyewitness statement;
The police report; 
Cell phone records; 
Truck company inspection records;
Black box recording data; and
Testimony from an expert witness. 
All large truck accidents in Brazoria County require a thorough investigation. An experienced attorney will help you take proactive measures to secure all relevant evidence—including the evidence that is held directly by the truck company or its insurers. An attorney can then assemble the evidence to make a strong, compelling case that proves that the trucking company’s negligence contributed to the accident.

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