Guadalupe County, TX — May 3, 2025, Matthew Brittain was injured as the result of a car accident that happened around 5:16 a.m. along Interstate 10.
Preliminary information about the accident said that it happened along eastbound lanes of the interstate at the U.S. 90 exit.
According to officials, 26-year-old Matthew Brittain was in a Chevy Sonic going along I-10. While doing so, the vehicle apparently left its lane, and it crashed and overturned. Due to the crash, authorities say that Matthew Brittain sustained serious injuries.
There did not appear to be anyone else involved in the accident. No further information is available.
Commentary by Attorney Michael Grossman
I certainly don’t have any more details about this specific crash, but one thing remains consistent across pretty much every car accident case I’ve ever handled. Generally speaking, people want to be sure their side of the story is being told fairly. Authorities don’t always prioritize that, which is why it can be important to consider a few key questions about the efforts police are making.
- Did investigators have the right tools and enough time to fully document the scene?
Physical evidence like skid marks, impact points, and vehicle positioning can help explain what happened. If the scene wasn’t properly recorded, the accuracy of the conclusions may be compromised. - Was the vehicle inspected for any possible defects?
Mechanical failures—such as brake or steering issues—or safety system problems like malfunctioning airbags or seatbelts can either cause a crash or worsen its outcome. These factors are often missed unless someone pushes for a detailed inspection. - Was relevant electronic data preserved?
Most vehicles today store pre-crash information including speed, braking, and steering input. That data, along with GPS history, phone records, or camera footage from nearby businesses, can help complete the picture—if collected quickly.
One way or the other, these questions help to ensure that the whole story is brought to light. If authorities haven’t gathered the evidence to provide clear answers, then it may be that the accident needs more thorough independent investigations.
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