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Who, What, Where? Interview Intake Sheet

An initial pivotal step in any vehicular accident investigation is to obtain sworn statements from witnesses. In an earlier Bulletin (archived on this blog), we provided a witness statement checklist, which, if followed, should yield a comprehensive and accurate statement. At the time a witness statement is being recorded, the investigator should also complete a [...]

Red Light; Green Light: Post Accident Info Form

Odds are, if you drive a car, you will get into at least one accident in your life time. While there certainly is no prep course on what to do should an accident occur, our years of accident reconstruction and investigation background have led us to compile the below instructions/suggestions: 1. Always maintain your insurance [...]

Learning the Lingo: Free Translation Sites

The video links to a top online language school. The instruction has the teacher and student in synchronized communication online and in-voice, in real-time. Below are two standard (read: text-only) free and immediate translation sites: www.freeltranslation.comwww.translation2.paralink.com We throttle between the two – equally as good and both relatively accurate. Of course, once the perfect, idiomatically-correct [...]

From Sea to Shining Sea: Nat’l Public Records

With 25% of the US population moving/relocating each year (not the same 25% of course!) more often, we’ve had to turn to national records to locate people. We’ve put together the below list of National Public Records and Organizations that your firm may find helpful. NATIONAL PUBLIC RECORDS & ORGANIZATIONSAmerican Red Crosshttp://www.redcross.org Public Inquiry Office6th [...]

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