Preserving as much evidence as quickly as possible is essential to building a strong case. With today’s technology, it is easier than ever to preserve a lot of evidence from the scene of a truck accident and continue to preserve evidence throughout the life of the case. Take Pictures Take pictures of your injuries and property damage. A picture is truly worth a thousand words. A visual representation of your losses can help tell your story to an insurance company or jury. Take as many pictures as you can. Back your pictures up. To protect your evidence, you should have it on multiple devices. Keep your pictures on your phone and back them up to the cloud or keep copies on your computer, an external hard drive, or a flash drive. Share Your Information With Your Attorney Your attorney needs to know all the information you have collected regarding the case. They will review what you have and determine if they need to collect more information. They can conduct an investigation to gather additional evidence when necessary to create an effective case strategy. Sharing your information with your attorney can also be helpful because another person has a copy of the information. Your attorney will likely have their own organizational system, and you can trust them to keep your information safe. Keep Information Organized You can use your phone to keep the names and contact details of the truck driver, their employer, and any witnesses to the accident. Keeping this information in your phone is an easy and accessible way to collect and share important information with your attorney and other members of your legal team.