Sentences with phrase «preserve key evidence»

At Endicott Law Firm, LLC, we will help preserve key evidence in the case, we will help you deal with the medical / insurance process, and we will file a personal injury lawsuit for you and take it to trial if the case can not be settled before trial.

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This begins at the initial client interview when we learn about you and your accident, and continues when we obtain relevant medical records, contact key witnesses, inspect and preserve important evidence and instrumentalities, seek out necessary documents and things from parties and non-parties, and retain the services of top expert witnesses to provide testimony on liability and medical issues affecting the case.

Found that certain employees had not adequately preserved and had even destroyed key evidence in the case.

The key point to understand is that this duty to preserve evidence may arise even before suit is filed or the information is otherwise requested.

Of course, in all matters of this type, it is vital that a legal advocate conduct a thorough investigation of the facts, review all available police reports and documentation, and take steps to preserve critical eyewitness testimony and other key physical evidence.

Our New York, White Plains and Larchmont ladder accident lawyers will begin their investigation into the cause of the fall by demanding records from the construction manager at the project, including prior accident reports, by ensuring that the ladder from which the fall occurred is preserved as evidence and not tampered with, and by interviewing key witnesses to the ladder accident before their employers have had the chance to interview them and potentially influence their testimony.

He is reportedly taking action to preserve and access key video and other evidence related to the accident, which is an important reason why all accident victims should get an experienced personal injury attorney on their side as soon as possible after an accident.

In addition to determining these legal distinctions and duties, key actions that must usually be taken in slip, trip and fall cases include preserving evidence by obtaining photographs, recording statements of witnesses, and saving physical evidence.

Following the conviction of Sweett Group plc's former managing director for destroying evidence, we consider key steps for preserving relevant data when subject to investigation.

Only then is it possible to make sure that key evidence is preserved for later use and that important legal issues that could affect, or limit, your recovery are addressed head on.