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Q: How many car accidents are there each year?

Q: What causes car accidents?

Q: What are the consequences of car accidents?

Q: Who is responsible for a car accident?

Q: What kinds of damages can be claimed in a car crash lawsuit?

Q: What should I look for in a Dallas car crash lawyer?

Q: How many car accidents are there each year?

A: Though the numbers vary from year to year, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reports almost 6,500,000 auto accidents per year. Approximately 2.5 million people are injured in these crashes, and over 41,000 lose their lives each year. There was not a “deathless” day on the roads of Texas in the year 2008.

Q: What causes car accidents?

A: The causes of car accidents can vary widely and include inclement weather, driver error, insufficient training, malfunctioning parts, unsafe roads, distracted driving, and driving under the influence. Most accidents are avoidable and are caused by inattention on the part of the driver.

Q: What are the consequences of car accidents?

A: The ramifications of car accidents can vary from minor injuries and inconsequential property damage to long-term disability, need for specialized and ongoing medical treatment, severe property damage, psychological trauma and even death. In addition, a car crash can prevent you from working during recovery and in the future and could have significant costs related to vocational rehabilitation, physical therapy, and psychiatric care.

Q: Who is responsible for a car accident?

A: Fault is usually assigned to the person or persons whose negligence or lack of diligence and care caused the accident. However, in many cases, there is more than one party involved and transportation companies, car manufacturers, and even local and state governments can share the blame.

Q: What kinds of damages can be claimed in a car crash lawsuit?

A: Damages can be claimed for monetary losses, such as money spent on treatment and repairing the car, the costs of lost wages, the costs of future medical care, and even the costs related to retraining you for your job or seeking counseling for post-traumatic stress. In addition, you can claim damages related to pain and suffering in a car crash lawsuit.

Q: What should I look for in a Dallas car crash lawyer?

A: When seeking a Carrollton car accident attorney, look for a law firm with experience and a track record of successful verdicts and settlements. Have you been injured in a car crash? Don’t settle for a token settlement from an insurance company. Call Steele Law today for a free consultation.

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Lewisville, TX 75057
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