In a car accident, injured victims usually have the right to file a personal injury claim to receive compensation. In such a case, they must prove that the other party's wrongful actions directly caused the crash. When proven, the at-fault party's insurance provider will cover the damage costs sustained by the victim.
If you are involved in an auto crash in California, note that to prove another party's wrongful actions or negligence, you must have evidence showing the following elements:
The other party was responsible for keeping other people safe.
They neglected this duty.
The accident resulted from this breach of duty.
You sustained injuries or other damages from the accident.
One key evidence insurance providers usually assess when determining car accident liability is the vehicle damage. Usually, they will check its location and extent and analyze how the crash occurred from this.