Hargadon, Lenihan & Herrington, PLLC

Injured in a Car Accident by a Distracted Driver

Were you or someone you love injured in a car accident by a distracted driver?  Cell phone use is one of the most common forms of driver distraction.  Texting is one of the most dangerous things a person can do while driving a car.  Normally it takes almost 5 seconds to pick up a cell phone and quickly review a message.  At 55 MPH your car will travel more than the length of a football field.  It is the same as driving with your eyes closed for five seconds.

The National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA) reports thousands killed each year in fatal accidents caused by distracted drivers.  Almost half a million people in the United States were injured in a car accident by a distracted driver in the most recent year.  The consequences are serious, and if you have been injured in a car accident you will need the experienced Louisville injury attorneys at Hargadon Lenihan & Herrington (HLH).  We are Louisville’s oldest plaintiff’s personal injury law firm.  We represent those who suffer serious injuries and the families of wrongful death victims in car accidents, truck accidents and all motor vehicle related collisions in Louisville and across Kentucky.

It is possible to prove the driver responsible for your injuries was using their cell phone at the time of the accident.  We will hold those responsible for your injuries financially accountable.  We work to maximize the amount you recover to fully compensate you for all of the medical bills and expenses associated with the accident, as well as the wages you lose from missing work and compensation for the pain and recovery you have been forced to endure.

If you are injured in a car accident by a distracted driver contact the attorneys at HLH or call and speak with an experienced Louisville personal injury attorney for a free consultation at (866) 583-9701.  We work to ensure our clients receive the compensation they deserve and the resources necessary to fully recover from the pain and life interrupting consequences of injuries from a Louisville car accident.