Atlanta Accident Attorney
Cellphone Accident
Frequently Asked Questions
Cell phone use is one of the leading causes of distracted driver accidents in the U.S. Recent study shows that drivers using cell phones are 4 times as likely to get into a serious car accident resulting in personal injury and wrongful death. Teenage drivers have a 10 times greater chance of being in a vehicle crash, making them the riskiest drivers on the road.
In 2005, over 300,000 people were injured in a cell phone related car accident and an additional 2,500 people were killed according to NHTSA. These numbers are frightening considering how popular cell phones are today. Many states are attempting to reduce car accidents by adopting laws that limit or restrict the use of cell phones while conducting a vehicle. If you or someone you know is a victim of a negligent driver using a cell phone, contact an Atlanta personal injury attorney who can help you pursue compensation for injuries and damages.
At the Law Offices of Kaine & Jones, LLC we focus in personal injury and accident claims. Our skilled attorneys carry years of experience pursuing compensation for clients injured or killed in an accident. Every case is important to us and we are committed to getting the results our clients deserve. We will meticulously investigate and determine who should be held liable for your injuries and damages.
Our Atlanta accident attorneys can help you pursue compensation for:
- Medical expenses
- Future expenses
- Loss of job or potential income
- Funeral expenses
If you were injured in a car accident due to a negligent driver using a cell phone, contact Atlanta accident attorneys to help you recover financial compensation for you injuries and damages.
Don’t hesitate to call. The sooner you act the sooner we can take action and pursue compensation.
For a free initial consultation, please contact the Law Offices of Kaine & Jones, LLC.
Our Law Offices are located at:
3355 Lenox Road
Suite 850
Atlanta, Georgia 30326
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