What “Witness Statements” Means
Witness statements are accounts from people who saw the incident or its aftermath — neutral third parties whose versions often outweigh both drivers’ interested testimony. They’re captured informally at scenes, in recorded interviews, in sworn affidavits, and eventually depositions.
Why It Matters in Your Texas Case
Witness value decays fast: memories blur within days and phone numbers go stale, which is why collecting names at the scene matters so much and why McKay Law’s investigators make contact immediately. Beyond crash witnesses, we develop the witnesses cases forget — the neighbor who knew the dog, the employee who reported the broken stair, the coworker who heard the schedule demands. In premises and bite cases especially, the door-knock witness is routinely the case-winner.
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