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Cell Phones & Car Accidents in Los Angeles

Talking to a passenger or talking on the phone may be dangerous while a person is behind the wheel of a moving vehicle. A distracted driver of this kind may easily cause a catastrophic auto accident that results in serious injury or even the wrongful death of one or more people. In fact, a study by the University of Utah revealed that talking on a cell phone while driving may delay a driver's reaction time as much as having a blood alcohol level of .08% (the legal limit that constitutes drunk driving in California.) This study applied to both drivers using hands free or handheld devices.

If you were involved in an auto accident in Los Angeles and the other driver was talking on the phone or otherwise distracted at the time of the accident, you may have grounds for a personal injury claim. A car accident lawyer at our law firm can meet with you to talk about the accident and what injury you have suffered, as well as what can be done to hold the distracted driver responsible for his or her actions. Although specific results will vary depending on the case, you may be able to seek a significant amount of financial compensation for your injuries, damage to your vehicle, and emotional trauma. All of this can help you rebuild and move on with your life.

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A driver who is talking on his or her cell phone may be distracted and may therefore commit any of a number of traffic violations or other actions that put others on the road at risk. Delayed reaction time may cause a rear-end collision, or a driver on the phone may simply not notice a pedestrian or bicyclist until it is too late. No matter the circumstances of your accident, working with a Los Angeles car accident attorney will give you the best opportunity of reaching a positive case resolution that results in you receiving the money you need for medical care, lost wages, and possibly much more.

Were you involved in an auto accident involving a driver on a cell phone? Contact a Los Angeles injury lawyer at our offices today.





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