What “Supporting Evidence” Means
Supporting evidence is everything that proves a claim: photographs, video, physical evidence, documents, data (telematics, phone records, ELDs), medical records, and testimony. Cases are decided by what can be shown, not what is known.
Why It Matters in Your Texas Case
Evidence has a half-life — video loops over in days, scenes get repaired, memories blur — which is why McKay Law front-loads collection: Rapid Response scene work, same-day preservation demands with spoliation consequences, camera canvasses, and witness statements taken fresh. Clients contribute powerfully with phone photos, kept damaged property, and written timelines. By the time a demand or a jury sees the file, the question isn’t whose story sounds better; it’s whether the defense can survive the exhibits.
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