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Video evidence is everywhere today — Ring cameras, dash cams, store security cameras, police body cams, red-light cameras, and even bystanders recording on their phones. But what many people don’t realize is that in New York, you may have a legal obligation to preserve that footage the moment an accident or injury becomes foreseeable.

In this video, Bryan G. Schneider, Esq. of Mid-Hudson Injury Law explains:
• When you MUST save video evidence (even if it makes you look bad)
• Why deleting video can lead to serious legal consequences
• How “spoliation of evidence” works in New York
• What lawyers do to preserve video, including letters of representation
• How auto-deletion systems in stores and businesses complicate cases
• What judges can do when a video “mysteriously disappears”
• Why acting quickly is critical to protecting your rights

If you were involved in an accident — or if your camera captured someone else getting hurt — this is essential information every New Yorker should understand.

📞 Contact Bryan G. Schneider, Esq.
Mid-Hudson Injury Law
Phone: 845-419-2354
Website: https://midhudsoninjurylaw.com

CHAPTERS:
00:00 – Video Evidence Is Everywhere Today
00:20 – Why Video Recordings Are Now Common in Injury Cases
00:42 – The Assumption That “There Must Be Video”
00:54 – When the Legal Duty to Preserve Video Begins
01:18 – Example: A Car Running a Red Light
01:27 – Why Dash Cam and Phone Footage Must Be Saved
01:48 – Do You Have to Save Video If YOU Caused the Accident?
02:01 – Deleting Video Can Lead to Serious Legal Trouble
02:20 – For Frequent Recorders: Your Responsibility to Preserve Footage
02:45 – Store and Property Cameras: Auto-Deletion Problems
03:05 – Acting Fast: Why Timing Matters for Securing Footage
03:20 – How Attorneys Send Letters to Preserve Video Evidence
03:40 – Requesting Copies and Disabling Auto-Delete
04:05 – What If the Video Is Deleted Anyway?
04:20 – Understanding Spoliation of Evidence in New York
04:40 – How Judges Respond When Video Was Destroyed
05:00 – Extreme Cases: Winning by Default (Rare but Possible)
05:20 – Lesser Sanctions and Trial Advantages for Lost Video
05:45 – Final Advice: Act Quickly and Preserve All Important Evidence