Car Accident Lawyers

No one wants to be involved in an automobile accident. But if you are, being armed with the right information and taking the proper steps will not only ensure that you are in compliance with the law and your insurance contract, but that you can move on from the experience safely while protecting your rights.

Many auto accident injuries are obvious and require immediate treatment or hospitalization. In contrast, some injuries may not be as obvious to all, and some injuries may become worse over time causing pain, suffering, and the loss of the ability to work or engage in normal activities.

Almost any type of injury can occur in a car accident, and the types of injuries can vary greatly depending upon a number of different factors as no two collisions are exactly the same.  It is possible to sustain both short-term injuries and long-term, long-lasting injuries that often require repeated medical interventions.

Understanding what causes most accidents, and furthermore what physical forces are at play in a crash, may help you understand how you can become a safer driver and avoid being a statistic.

If they know where accidents frequently happen, drivers can be more aware and cautious when navigating the roadways. Here we explore current statistics to shed light on where most car accidents occur.

We answer some of the most frequently asked questions about car accidents. These responses are a starting point to understand some of the larger concepts, but we recommend reviewing the facts of a specific case with a car accident lawyer.

When you are hurt in an automobile accident, No-Fault insurance can help with many of your costs. While pursuing your claim for damages with the help of Harding Mazzotti, LLP against the at fault driver, we will make sure that you get all that you are entitled to from No-Fault.

If a vehicle behind you fails to brake and collides into the back of your car, your head may jerk violently forward and back again due to the force of the hit, straining your neck. In this situation, the uncontrolled movement of your neck may have caused an injury that is frequently referred to as whiplash.

Distracted driving is a common cause of car accidents that leads to thousands of deaths every year, and it happens when a driver loses focus on their primary task of driving and starts to focus on something else. Any distraction that takes the driver’s eyes off the road, hands off the wheel, or mind off driving can increase the risk of a crash.

At Harding Mazzotti, LLP, we understand the physical and emotional pain that a drunk driving accident may cause for innocent people. Our drunk driving accident lawyers have extensive experience navigating the legal process in order to obtain financial compensation for injury victims.