California police reports are not always accurate. In addition, they generally cannot be introduced as evidence at trial unless the responding police officer actually witnessed the accident, which is rare. In most cases, police reports are only admissible for limited purposes. If a California police report does not accurately reflect what happened in your motorcycle, automobile, or bicycle accident, the attorneys at the Law Offices of Mark C. Blane can challenge the report and present evidence to show why it is incorrect. You also have the right to submit a written rebuttal, request a further review, and have your version of events included as part of the official record. Consulting an experienced car accident attorney can help ensure that inaccurate information in a police report does not negatively affect your injury claim.
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