EPISODE · Nov 5, 2025 · 17 MIN
When Trucking Companies Destroy Evidence: What You Need to Know About Spoliation
from Road To Recovery with Shaked Law · host roadtorecoverywithshakedlaw
Episode Summary In this episode of Road to Recovery, Sagi Shaked exposes one of the most dangerous tactics used in trucking accident cases—spoliation of evidence. From black box data mysteriously deleted to driver logs altered or GPS records scrubbed, Sagi explains how these practices threaten justice for victims. He breaks down what spoliation is, why it happens, the laws that govern evidence preservation, and the serious consequences trucking companies face when caught hiding or destroying key records. Key Timestamps 00:50 – What spoliation is and how it shows up in trucking cases 02:30 – Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations and preservation requirements 05:00 – Legal consequences when companies destroy evidence 08:20 – Altered driver logs and how lawyers detect tampering 12:00 – The role of preservation letters and proving destruction 15:00 – Why spoliation cases matter for justice and accountability About The Show: Road to Recovery delivers expert insights on trucking accident litigation with Sagi Shaked, ranked among America's Top 100 Trial Lawyers. The show provides valuable information for understanding complex personal injury cases and securing justice for accident victims.
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In this episode of Road to Recovery, Sagi Shaked exposes one of the most dangerous tactics used in trucking accident cases—spoliation of evidence. From black box data mysteriously deleted to driver logs altered or GPS records scrubbed, Sagi explains how these practices threaten justice for victims. He breaks down what spoliation is, why it happens, the laws that govern evidence preservation, and the serious consequences trucking companies face when caught hiding or destroying key records.
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