I want to prove the traffic accident fault ratio - is dashcam forensics possible?

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Recently the company's situation suddenly got bad, and unavoidably, employees' wages got slightly delayed. We're trying our best to resolve it as quickly as possible. But the problem isn't getting solved, which is concerning. Some employees said they're going to file wage non-payment reports. We don't have a separate legal team — I'm at a loss as to what to do. What happens when a wage non-payment report is filed?

traffic accident fault ratio

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When determining the traffic accident fault ratio, dashcam footage is used as key evidence.

Since the footage contains all relevant information including signal status, collision timing, speed, driving path, and the location of surrounding vehicles, the circumstances of the accident can be objectively proven.

However, if the footage is damaged or deleted, a significant portion can be recovered and analyzed through digital forensic procedures.

Dashcam forensics is a technology that precisely analyzes data inside memory cards or storage devices to restore deleted footage, damaged files, and metadata (such as recording time, location, and file modification history).

Through this, you can objectively confirm the determination of traffic accident fault ratio, whether the footage was actually manipulated, and the vehicle status at the time of recording.

Footage recovered through a professional institution is provided in the form of an official forensic report that can be submitted to the court or insurance company.

At this time, only when the integrity and originality of the data are proven through the report can it be recognized as having legal evidentiary effect.

Therefore, if a dispute has arisen regarding the determination of the traffic accident fault ratio, we recommend immediately securing the dashcam storage device and proceeding with recovery and analysis procedures through the help of a digital forensics professional institution or legal expert.