Our accident re-constructionists are trained to evaluate police reports, skid marks, damage to property and other key factors and evidence which can identify who was negligent in auto, motorcycle, semi/truck, railroad, farm and airplane accidents. These factors and years of experience and training can mean the difference between none and obtaining a multimillion dollar verdict for our injured clients.

Accident reconstruction can fill in "missing gaps"
A typical topic for car accident reconstruction analysts might be a three-point airborne trajectory analysis, used when an accident causes a car to make a brief launch into the air before crashing.

The point of the analysis is to determine if the driver may have been speeding, and at what speed. To calculate the speed, the angle of the incident needs to be established.

It can be possible to work out where a car took off and where it landed by looking at skid marks on the road and a tree that collapsed where the car landed. To apply the three-point analysis, information like broken branches on trees may be required.

Photos, crash scene evidence, debris and clothing all help reconstructionists to work out detail surrounding a car accident. Through this process, they can fill in missing gaps and work out how fast a driver was going and whether they were braking or swerving before a crash.

Car accident claims

People who have experienced a car accident often suffer extremely serious injuries and it can take them some time to recover. At Elk & Elk, we are more than just a law firm. We aggressively represent injury victims and their families. Our results speak for themselves.

Our attorneys are accident injury specialists and can explain the claims process to you in plain English with no legal jargon. You won't have to pay us anything unless we are successful.

Call us now on 1-800-ELK-OHIO and we will explain the claims process.