Injuries do occur in low speed collisions and in collisions with no visible damage Expose the errors of the opposition's "Expert Witness".
The Problem
- Significant physical injury can result from collisions at any speed.
- The injury is often discounted due to little or no physical damage to the vehicles.
- The extent of injury may not be fully manifested until days or even months after the collision.
- Accidents are not always accurately investigated.
- "Expert Witnesses" often go unchallenged.
Common Myths
- Myth 1: The forces in a traffic collision are like plopping into a chair.
- Myth 2: No physical damage means your client was not injured.
- Myth 3: The collision forces were well below an injury threshold.
- Myth 4: People have conducted crash tests at these speeds and they were not injured, so your client wasn't either.
- Myth 5: The bumper was not damaged, so the impact speed was under 2.5 M.P.H.
- Myth 6: Bumpers protect passengers.
The Solution
- Professional and expert accident investigation and data collection by experienced professionals.
- Counter the opposition and their technical experts with sound engineering principles.
- Counter common myths with in depth scientific analysis and documented reports.
- Have access to technical experts for depositions and court room testimony.
- Don't let the opposition's technical experts intimidate your team or the jury.
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