Injuries that occur in the workplace can happen under various circumstances. Anything from unsafe working conditions and unhealthy repetitive motions, to defective tools and unpredictable accidents, can be reason enough to file a civil claim in court.
AV Forensic assists both victims and attorneys in those cases that video or audio footage has been recorded and can be used as digital media evidence in a court of law. However, for several reason, surveillance footage of a workplace accident almost always lacks clarity, which can make it difficult to establish the facts of the case. AV Forensic treats workplace injury footage like any other: We produce the cleanest copy possible by removing graininess, enhancing/boosting/clarifying sound, correcting color, zooming in, and using countless other enhancement techniques to give our clients the best digital media evidence to aid their civil litigation case.
Workplace Injury Statistics from The United States Department of Labor
- In the United States almost 4 million people fell victim to a workplace injury in 2011.
- Workplace injuries occur to about 3.5 out of every 100 full time employees.
- Health Care workers suffer 6.5% of all workplace injuries.
- Construction workers run the highest risk of a fatal workplace injury with at 15.2 deaths per 100,000.
- The State of California has the second highest number of workplace injuries resulting in death in the United States.
- Midsize companies with employees numbering 50 to 250 workers have the highest incidence of workplace injuries.
