All information provided about the law is very general in nature and should not be relied upon as legal advice. Every situation is different and should be analyzed by a lawyer who can provide individualized advice based on the facts involved in your unique situation, and a consideration of all of the nuances of the statutes and case law that apply at the time.
What if my motorcycle helmet go-pro caught the crash?
A significant component of presenting a strong case can involve determining if the someone caught the crash on video.
It’s important if you have this evidence available to inform your attorney. The video could come from a dashboard camera of the car involved, a GoPro on the victim’s helmet (assuming he or she wore one), a cellphone video, or surveillance video. Sometimes, you can find municipalities recording the traffic conditions at busy intersections or someone might have captured the crash on a cellphone camera. Even if you did not capture your crash on video yourself, your attorney will thoroughly investigate all these avenues of potential video evidence.
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