Is It Important To Take Photos After An Accident?
You can describe the crash damage. You can paint a mental picture of the crash site. You can tell them how the bruise on your leg looked like at first. And then you can tell them how it changed from purple to blue and…
You can describe the crash damage. You can paint a mental picture of the crash site. You can tell them how the bruise on your leg looked like at first. And then you can tell them how it changed from purple to blue and then to green. You can say that you had scrapes on your face. But all of this potentially important testimony pales in comparison to photos. Photos convey information that cannot be contested by the defense attorney that the insurance company hired to fight your case. Photos make a much stronger impact on the jury. Photos will make the insurance company offer you more money and help you obtain a better settlement. So while you might not think that it is important at first, or think that you don’t need to prove how bad the crash was or that you had visible injuries after the crash or slip and fall or dog bite, believe me it is. When your attorney is fighting for you, give him the ammunition he needs to win a just recovery. Provide him with photos of anything that is important, the crash site, the damage to your vehicle, the sidewalk you tripped on, the milk that you slipped on and each and every injury you sustain. And if you don’t know if it is important or not, just take a photo and ask you attorney later if it can help you case. Win your lawsuit or claim and win a fair and just amount with photos. We all know that a picture is worth a thousand words and potentially thousands of dollars!
