Yes, through a subpoena during the discovery phase of a case, which your attorney can pursue on your behalf. Phone records can show calls, texts, and data use down to the second, which is powerful evidence if you suspect distraction played a role. Phone companies only retain these records for a limited window, so this isn’t something to sit on if you think it applies to your case.
Why this matters for your claim
A cell phone showing active use at the moment of impact is hard for the other side to argue around. It can turn a disputed-fault case into a fairly clear one.
What to do next
If this is where you are right now, call Mile High Legal at (720) 853-5779 for a free consultation. We handle Colorado car accident and injury claims on contingency, meaning you pay nothing upfront and nothing at all unless we recover money for you.
