New Orleans Head-On Collisions

New Orleans Auto Accident Injury Lawyer

Head-on collisions are catastrophic events that can lead to serious injuries and even death. U.S. statistics show that head-on collisions make up only 2 percent of all crashes but account for nearly 10 percent of all fatal accidents. These types of crashes are often fatal due to the violent nature of the collision. Head-on collisions can result from a variety of different situations. These can occur when a driver is not paying attention and swerves into oncoming traffic. According to the Fatal Analysis Reporting System (FARS), 75 percent of head-on crashes occur on rural roads. These head-on collisions occur frequently when one driver tries to pass another on a two-lane highway, does not have enough space to pass, and hits another vehicle in the other lane. Drunk drivers are also another main cause of head-on collisions, and unfortunately, the people injured or killed in these collisions are innocent drivers who do nothing wrong but are injured because of the careless act of the other driver. Oftentimes, the families of these innocent victims of head-on collisions are left to pick up the pieces alone. In these circumstances, don’t be alone; contact Cliff Cardone to get legal assistance in these tragic times.

The injuries resulting from a head-on collision are, more often than not, horrific. These injuries include brain and spinal damage, broken bones and fractures, amputations, and back and neck injuries. Injuries such as these are life-changing events and cause emotional, physical, and financial harm to loved ones and family members. When you are confronted with a head-on collision, there are few options to steer clear of the collision, but there are safety procedures to follow to prevent such a situation. Always drive when you are sober and alert. Drive the speed limit to ensure you have more time to react to hazards and to reduce the potential damage in case of a crash. Also, always wear a seat belt as this has been proven to save lives in a head-on collision.

If you or a loved one has been injured in a head-on collision, you need a skilled trial attorney to get the compensation and recovery you deserve. Mr. Cardone has handled many cases involving head-on collisions over the more than 50 years he has been practicing law. He has provided his clients with peace of mind during what could be a long road to recovery. He has achieved wonderful results for his clients who continually refer their friends and family to his firm for legal representation.

The Cardone Law Firm provides legal assistance to all of Louisiana including Ascension Parish, Donaldsonville, Assumption Parish, Napoleonville, Baton Rouge, Jefferson Parish, Estelle, Gretna, Harvey, Kenner, Marrero, Metairie, New Orleans, Terrytown, Westwego, Lafayette Parish, Lafourche Parish, Thibodaux, Livingston Parish, Orleans Parish, Plaquemines Parish, Belle Chasse, and St. Charles Parish.

Because an auto accident can create multiple issues and significant losses, an injured party should hire an experienced New Orleans lawyer who not only handles car accidents for injured parties, but also has the resources necessary to provide for an injured person’s medical needs as well as the hiring of experts from a variety of fields to increase the value of the case. Cliff Cardone has practiced law for more than 50 years and has primarily handled personal injury matters. If you have been injured in a car collision, Phone Cardone at 1-866-692-5269 for a free in-person consultation. He is direct, insightful, proactive, and passionate about his clients’ cases.

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