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: Tennessee Law BlogEvidence Destroyed in Tennessee Railroad Accident
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Recent events make it imperative that people who are injured in train wrecks need to act extremely fast to preserve video evidence. Routinely, railroad companies keep surveillance footage of their tracks and trains as they run routes. This surveillance footage can be invaluable to a person attempting to establish what happened in any particular train collision with a vehicle or pedestrian. Oftentimes, the event unfolds quickly, the train is big, and moving at a very high rate of speed. Due t read more
Full post as published by Tennessee Law Blog on July 21, 2008 (boomark / email).
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