Investigation and Reconstruction Information from Motorcycle Accident Attorneys in Washington

Accident investigation and reconstruction can be a make-or-break factor in the success of your claim to obtain compensation after a motorcycle accident. The motorcycle attorneys at Phillips & Webster, serving the Seattle and Tacoma, Washington areas, can advise you on whether or not investigation and reconstruction of the accident are necessary to strengthen your claim.

• Why Motorcycle Accident Investigation and Reconstruction Is Needed
• Your Role in Motorcycle Accident Investigation and Reconstruction
• How Motorcycle Accident Reconstruction Is Performed

Why Motorcycle Accident Investigation and Reconstruction Is Needed

The quickly expanding field of accident investigation and reconstruction has proven to be a vital factor in proving the merits of insurance claims. Accident investigation and reconstruction can determine with scientific certainty and accuracy exactly how an accident occurred, presenting to either side of the claim the closest representation of what actually happened to cause the accident.

While the investigation and reconstruction of your motorcycle accident may be beneficial to your case if it proves that the other party or parties were responsible for the accident, it can also be extremely detrimental if it proves the contrary. By consulting with the motorcycle accident attorneys at our Seattle and Tacoma-area offices in Washington, we can help you decide if accident investigation and reconstruction will be beneficial or even necessary for proving your case.

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Your Role in Motorcycle Accident Investigation and Reconstruction

As a party directly involved in the accident, you have the best opportunity to collect the most accurate and convincing pieces of evidence. This evidence can help the accident investigation and reconstruction team complete the most precise accident analysis, which may help your case. It is important to know what you should do after a motorcycle accident and stick to the proper actions as closely as possible. Though it may be difficult to act with a clear mind after such a traumatic incident, taking notes, gathering contact information, and taking photos (if possible) assist in the subsequent investigation and reconstruction. In all cases, the less doubt there is about the facts surrounding the accident, the more credible the findings will be. The motorcycle accident attorneys at Phillips & Webster, serving victims throughout Tacoma, Seattle, and all of Washington, can help you sort through the relevant information you gather at the scene of the accident to best help your case.

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How Motorcycle Accident Reconstruction Is Performed

Motorcycle accident reconstruction involves processing accurate measurements and established mathematical formulas using advanced computer software. This allows our lawyers to learn exactly what happened before and during the accident. Motorcycle accident reconstruction experts are able to use their specialized knowledge to determine the following:

• Velocity before the accident
• Velocity at the time of impact
• Traveling directions of the vehicles
• Time and distance factors
• Other factors that can potentially influence the claim

Reconstruction experts typically use computerized demonstrations and three-dimensional models in court in order to illustrate the details of your accident. The credibility and competence of a reconstruction expert's testimony can greatly strengthen your case.

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Contact Experienced Motorcycle Accident Attorneys in Seattle and Tacoma, Washington

The motorcycle accident attorneys at our Seattle and Tacoma-area offices in Washington can help you in determining if an accident investigation and reconstruction would be both advantageous and necessary for your case. If investigation and reconstruction of the accident is recommended, we can help you find a credible and competent accident reconstruction expert. Contact Phillips & Webster today to speak to an attorney who can help you obtain full and maximum compensation.

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