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Several categories of evidence matter, and each one answers a different question about what caused your crash.
Manufacturers often defend these claims by blaming rider error or claiming the device was modified, and the evidence you preserve early can decide whether that defense holds up.
The device itself carries the most weight in these claims. Do not repair, alter, or power it on after an accident, since altering the product before it can be inspected can support a spoliation defense that undermines your claim. That includes the battery pack, charger, and, in a fire case, any charred casing or cell remnants left behind. Store these components somewhere secure and dry until an engineer working with your attorney can examine them.
Modern micromobility devices record data showing what happened moments before your crash, and pairing that data with physical evidence builds a stronger case.
What happened at the scene and what happened to your body both need to be documented at the time, not reconstructed later.
This evidence has to be gathered and preserved fast to protect your claim before it disappears or is disputed. We bring in engineers and accident reconstruction experts to draw the connection between the device's failure and your specific injury. Contact us today for a free consultation to talk through what happened.