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While motor vehicle accidents in Louisiana are not uncommon, each case is unique, and the ability to pursue compensation may depend on several factors, including whether or not you were wearing a seatbelt. To learn if you have a legitimate claim worth pursuing, you should speak to a New Orleans attorney.
Distracted driving, traffic violations, driving under the influence and other acts of negligence can cause serious injuries in an accident. Learning who was at fault for your accident can be done with help from an attorney who will investigate the details.
Louisiana Seat Belt Laws
In the state of Louisiana, drivers and passengers must wear a seatbelt. A seat belt violation could mean more than just being fined. It could seriously impact the outcome of your claim.
Seat belt laws are in place to protect occupants of motor vehicles. When there is failure to obey the law, it can be used against you. Even if you were seriously injured in a bad car accident because of someone else's negligence, your claim could be diminished or potentially denied.
For instance, if another driver ran a red light and struck you, it could later be argued that your injuries wouldn't have been as severe if you had been wearing a seat belt. Although the driver who ran the red light was clearly negligent, his or her side will try to argue that you broke the law.
Help from a New Orleans Attorney for Motor Vehicle Accidents
Whether or not you were wearing a seat belt at the time of your bad car accident, you should seek legal counsel from an attorney who handles car accident claims. Injuries from a bad car accident can mean astronomical medical bills and no income coming in as a result of not being able to work.
The reality is that motor vehicle accidents in Louisiana take place every day. You never know when you might become a victim. All it takes is one act of negligence on behalf of another driver, and your life could change in an instant.
However, you may have the right to compensation that addresses not only your medical bills and lost wages, but also other damages. You could be entitled to compensation that addresses pain and suffering, mental anguish, disfigurement, disability, and more.
You could also receive compensation that addresses not only current medical bills and lost wages, but also future expenses and earning potential. Don't delay in seeking legal counsel to learn what your rights are.
Get Legal Help Now - Contact a New Orleans Attorney
As the victim of a Louisiana car accident, we know that you have a lot of questions about your health and your financial future. Accident attorneys Timothy J. Young, Robert J. Young Jr. and Jason C. MacFetters understand your concerns and anxieties. Before you hire an attorney, order this free injury guide to learn about your rights in Louisiana. The Young Firm is located in New Orleans and serves clients throughout Louisiana, including Baton Rouge, Shreveport and beyond. Contact us today at 1-504-680-4100 or 1-866-660-7220.
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