Parkland Rear-End Accident and Injury Lawyer

Accident Attorney Assisting Victims Involved in Rear-End Collisions in Parkland

Parkland, Florida: Were you injured in a rear-end car accident in Parkland? Did the rear-end collision leave you without transportation, making it difficult to continue with your daily routine? Are you unsure of what to do next? It’s best to call a personal injury lawyer from our law firm now so that we can ease your stress during this difficult time. We’ve helped people who were rear-ended in Parkland and every other city in Broward. We’ve also helped accident victims from Miami- Dade and Palm Beach counties and all of Florida. If you don’t have transportation to get to our office from Parkland, we will come to you!

What We Will Do for You Now:

• We offer free home and hospital visits if you can’t come to our office
• We’ll handle any property damage issues that may arise from the accident
• We will deal with the insurance companies on your behalf
• If you don’t have a way of getting to your medical treatments, we will do our best to find facility that provides transportation
• We’ll help you decide if you should settle your case or file a law suit

Call Now for an Immediate Free Consultation: (954) 833-1440

According to the Department of Transportation, rear-end collisions are one of the most common occurring types of accidents. The latest report by The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) found that close to 30% of all the crashes in 2000 in the United States were rear-end collisions. NHTSA also found that most rear-end car crashes happen at speeds up to 30 km/h, with the majority of them being in city traffic.

Rear-end collisions happening at lower speeds are due to driver distraction. A study discussed by the NHTSA found that 93% of rear-end collisions had to do with driver inattention. If you have ever heard about driver distraction and/or driver inattention, then you are most likely familiar with the most dangerous type, which is texting and driving. Although texting and driving is by far the worst type of distracted driving, there are many other types. Distracted driving can be anything from putting on make-up to eating a sandwich. Basically anything that requires your attention, eyes, or hands off the wheel is a form of distraction.

In order to try to avoid being involved in a rear-end collision, it’s best to practice safe driving habits. A good starting point is to avoid texting, answering phone calls, or anything else that involves using your cell phone. In addition, if you listen to music in the car, try to avoid adjusting or changing the music while driving. Instead, get in the habit of waiting until you are at a red light to change the station.

We have over 43 years of experience handling rear-end accident cases and we want to help you.

If you or a loved one were injured in a rear-end collision and don’t know what to do next, please call our office now toll-free at (954) 833-1440 for your free consultation.