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- Insurance
claims for property damage and personal injury from
motor vehicle collisions can be a significant issue.
Generally claims of personal injury involve soft tissue
damage. Headaches, cervical and spinal issues lead
the list.
- Phantom
vehicles, rear end collisions, hit and run as well
as a swerving vehicle are common in insurance frauds.
- Common
sense, an understanding of occupant kinematics and
a thorough damage assessment which involves a vehicle’s
change in speed can help to sort out what is factual
and what is fraudulent.
- Proper
statements and an analysis of the stated information
with the physical evidence is a great benefit in determining
the legitimacy of a claim.
- There
can also be claims that a vehicle defect caused the
collision in question. These claims can be addressed
by a thorough vehicle and or part examination, photographs,
as well as a check of particular vehicle data bases
dealing with recalls, defects and technical service
bulletins.
- Crash
data retrieval systems can also provide valuable information
to confirm whether or not there may have been a particular
failure.
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