In Harris County truck-crash cases, key electronic evidence like ELD logs and “black box” (ECM) data can be overwritten in as little as days to weeks if you don’t act fast. Texas spoliation law and federal motor-carrier rules make early preservation and targeted subpoenas essential. This article explains how attorneys can identify, preserve, obtain, and
In Houston, traffic camera footage is often retained for as little as 30 days (and sometimes less), so acting quickly after a crash can determine whether the video still exists. Footage may come from TxDOT, the City of Houston, METRO, toll agencies, private businesses, or nearby homeowners—not just “police cameras.” This article explains where to
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In many Houston car accident lawsuits, proving a defective airbag caused injuries requires (1) preserving the vehicle and airbag components, (2) obtaining crash/airbag data, and (3) expert analysis linking the defect to the harm. Texas product-liability claims often turn on early evidence control and a clear causation story. This article explains the legal theories, key
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