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Helping hold drunk drivers accountable following an accident

On Behalf of | Aug 17, 2017 | Drunk Driving Accidents |

Unexpected life events can happen at any time. While some of these events are positive and exciting, others are tragic and devastating. While motorists in Connecticut seek to protect themselves from harm by following the rules of the road, this defensive driving does not always protect them from the negligence of another. No one expects to encounter a drunk driver, and they certainly do not expect to suddenly be involved in a drunk driving crash.

The aftermath of a drunk driving accident can be catastrophic and life-altering. It is not only the physical injuries that impact a victim, but also the mental and emotional harm which together can create a tragic situation. At the Law Offices of James L. O'Rourke, our legal team is experienced with the sensitive nature of these types of accidents. Thus, we are dedicated to helping victims in the Fairfield area navigate a personal injury claims.

Drunk driving is one of the most dangerous, yet preventable, conditions on the roadways. These drunk drivers not only put themselves in harm’s way, but also other motorist. Whether it is another driver, passenger, cyclists, or pedestrian, if a drunk driver collides with another, a victim will likely suffer significant damages.

Our skilled attorneys are well-versed in the laws and are able to assist clients with a civil action. We are prepared to help our clients throughout the process, working to collect any and all necessary evidence in hopes of utilizing that evidence to recover compensation for our clients.

To learn more, check out our law firm’s drunk driving accidents website. Being harmed by a negligent party is a difficult predicament to be in. However, it is one that provides you rights and options. You could recover compensation through a personal injury claim, helping you cover medical bills, lost wages and other damages, but the first step is to act on your legal rights.

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