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Injured in an Accident with a Distracted Driver? We’re Here to Protect Your Rights.

Why Distracted Driving Accidents Are So Dangerous

Common Causes of Distracted Driving Accidents


Texting or talking on the phone

In-car technology

Eating or drinking

Talking to passengers

Fatigue

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What to Do After a Distracted Driving Accident

1. Seek Medical Attention

2. Call the Police

3. Document the Scene

4. Exchange Information

5. Avoid Admitting Fault

6. Contact an Attorney

1

Seek Medical Attention

Even if you feel fine, it’s crucial to get checked by a doctor. Some injuries, like whiplash or internal injuries, may not show symptoms immediately.

2

Call the Police

A police report can help establish the facts of the accident and can be valuable evidence if you pursue a claim.

3

Document the Scene

Take photos of your injuries, the accident scene, and any damage to your vehicle. If possible, get the contact information of any witnesses.

4

Exchange Information

Get the name, contact details, and insurance information from the other driver involved in the accident. Also, obtain information from any witnesses.

5

Avoid Admitting Fault

Never admit fault or apologize at the scene. Let the police and investigators determine liability.

6

Contact an Attorney

Call Cassidy Baca, P.C. as soon as possible. We will provide expert advice and guide you through the legal process.

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