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SCENES OF INCIDENTS

To render a decision from an incident, all factors must be clearly understood. Certainly a verbal description or general testimony will offer some visual guidance, but that pales in comparison to actual photography or videography of the area where the incident transpired. Factors such as road hazards, construction blind spots, road signs (or lack thereof) and street conditions may have significant contribution and need to be seen to be fully appreciated. While these are just a few of the things to consider, a visual representation is substantially better than just a verbal description. 

Whether working towards a complete scene reconstruction or simply for edification, bringing a complete visual of the actual location into sight creates a very powerful reality. It forces a mental re-enactment of the incident and offers a commanding contribution to all involved in the decision making process. It's a must.   Contact us today and see how we can help.