In the digital age, cell phone records have become a critical piece of evidence in car accident claims, especially when distracted driving is suspected. At the Law Offices of Kyle E. Koester, LLC, we understand the intricacies of utilizing these records to build a strong case for our clients. This article explains how cell phone records can be obtained and effectively used as evidence in car accident cases. Obtaining Cell Phone Records: Legal Process: Acquiring cell phone records typically requires a legal process. A personal injury attorney can file a subpoena to compel the cell phone carrier to release these…
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In the realm of personal injury law, establishing fault in car accident cases often hinges on proving distracted driving, especially involving cell phone use. At the Law Offices of Kyle E. Koester, LLC, we specialize in navigating these complex legal waters. This article outlines effective strategies and types of evidence crucial for proving distracted driving in a car accident case. Key Strategies for Proving Distracted Driving: Police Reports and Officer Testimony: The official police report compiled at the accident scene can be a foundational piece of evidence. It may contain the responding officer’s observations and notes about the suspected use…
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In response to the rising concern of distracted driving, Georgia has implemented stringent laws to curb cell phone use while driving. At the Law Offices of Kyle E. Koester, LLC, we understand the importance of familiarizing drivers with these laws to promote road safety and legal compliance. This article provides an overview of Georgia’s distracted driving laws, particularly focusing on cell phone usage, and offers a legal interpretation of these regulations. Overview of Georgia’s Distracted Driving Laws: The Hands-Free Georgia Act: Enacted on July 1, 2018, the “Hands-Free Georgia Act” (House Bill 673) is Georgia’s primary legislation addressing distracted driving.…