Motor Vehicle Accident Lawyers

Roll-over accidents can lead to serious and long-lasting injuries depending on the severity of the collision, the types of automobiles involved, and the speed of impact.

Head-on collisions are among the most dangerous and deadly types of auto accidents. Because head-on impacts typically involve greater combined speeds and harder collisions compared to other types of auto accidents, the injuries sustained by both parties can be quite serious.

T-bone accidents—also known as ‘broadside’ or ‘impact’ collisions—occur when the front of a vehicle collides with the side of another vehicle, causing a crash in the shape of the letter “T.”

Rear-end accidents are statistically one of the most common types of collisions involving two motor vehicles, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHSTA).

Single-car accidents occur when a vehicle collides with a stationary object, often due to factors beyond the driver’s control like icy roads or highway debris.

Motorcycle accidents are more dangerous than car accidents because riders are not protected by the same safety features that cars have. Motorcycle accidents can be caused by driver negligence or poor road conditions.

These accidents can be caused by texting, talking on the phone, eating, applying makeup, and any other distraction that takes the driver’s attention off the road.

Drunk driving accidents are a serious problem on our roads. Drivers who are under the influence of drugs or alcohol are more likely to cause accidents.

Public transportation bus accidents can be caused by driver negligence, poor vehicle maintenance, or other factors. Passengers on buses can be seriously injured in these accidents.

These accidents occur when a vehicle collides with a pedestrian. These accidents are often caused by speeding, distracted driving, and poor visibility.

Bicycle accidents can be caused by driver negligence, poor road conditions, or other factors. Cyclists are at risk of serious injury in these accidents.

Boating accidents can be caused by driver negligence, poor visibility, or other factors. Passengers on boats can be seriously injured in these accidents.

Intersection accidents are the second-most common type of traffic accident in the nation, behind rear-end collisions. The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) reports 2.5 million intersection accidents each year, most of which involve drivers making improper left turns.

An average of 6,000 pedestrians are killed each year in traffic accidents, despite measures to reduce pedestrian casualties in the U.S. by installing more crosswalks, sidewalks and other barriers between walking civilians and the road.