Accident reconstruction involves accidents of many
flavors, of course, and not just vehicular mishaps - but when it comes to vehicles an
accident is often caused by the actions of more than one driver, like when a drunk driver
pulls out in front of another driver who's speeding. This becomes a case of
"comparative negligence", where it often becomes a matter of who was legally
"more" at fault.
The accident reconstructionist must also deal with
fraudulent accidents, usually involving what we at FACTS refer
to as "rear-ender-fender-benders".
Sometimes the collisions are staged, but
more often the fraud simply involves seizing the opportunity of a real collision to claim
non-existent or exaggerated injuries.
Vehicle Collisions
Suicide Crashes
ATV Accidents
Low Speed & Staged Accidents
Driver Determination
Vehicle/Pedestrian Collisions
Bicycle/Vehicle Collisions
Motorcycle Collisions
Heavy Truck Collisions
Tire Failures
Safety Restraint (airbag, seatbelts,
harness) Evaluations Component Failures
(brakes, steering, etc) |