Drunk Driving Accidents

In 2001, more than 1.4 million drivers were arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol or narcotics. Police and highway patrol officers are cracking down on drunk drivers with increasing frequency as a result of influence from groups like MADD and public outcries in general. If you find yourself at the center of this crackdown, you need an experienced drunk driving attorney to represent your interests and work toward the least restrictive outcome possible.

An injury or death caused by a drunk driver is a needless tragedy that requires the legal advice of a skilled personal injury attorney from >Bailey & Galyen , experienced Texas drunk driver lawsuit lawyers who have established a national reputation for the investigation and litigation of personal injury lawsuits on behalf of the injured people and their families. We maintain a network of legal, financial, medical and engineering consultants who assist us in identifying all liable parties.

If you’ve been injured or a loved one killed in an accident involving a drunk driver, >CONTACT Bailey & Galyen before you speak to an insurance company and possible limit your ability to recover a settlement. Your first consultation is FREE and all drunk driving accident lawsuits are taken on contingency, meaning there is never a fee until we win compensation on your behalf.

Drunk Driving Accidents - An Overview

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), more than 17,500 people die each year in alcohol-related motor vehicle accidents. Thousands more are injured and the costs for these accidents is staggering - over $100 billion in monetary and quality of life losses. If you or a loved one has been injured in a drunk driving accident, contact an attorney in your area today. An experienced personal injury lawyer can review your case and discuss your legal options with you.

Frequently Asked Questions about Drunk Driving Accidents

Q: What should I do if I am involved in a car accident with a drunk driver?

A: If you are injured in the accident, seek medical attention immediately. If you fear other people may have been injured, call for help. You also should contact the police and get c copy of the police repmrt. As much as possible, document the accident by taking careful notes about the accident, including the names and contact information of any witnesses and your recollection of what happened. If you decide to take legal action, these notes can be invaluable to your case.

Q: Can people other than those involved in a car accident bring a lawsuit for that accident?

A: Yes. Legal representatives and family members of someone injured or killed in a car accident can bring a lawsuit. In certain circumstances, close family members who witnessed the accident also may bring a suit. These parties may seek compensation from the drunk driver or third parties, such as the vendor who sold the alcohol to the intoxicated driver.

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Drunk Driving Accidents