As summer approaches, high school and college students will be more at risk for Orlando car accidents. With students soon attending graduation activities and beginning summer break, Orlando injury lawyers know there will be car accidents caused by distracted drivers. As students drive to parties and other events, their minds will not always be focused on the road ahead. Sadly, car accidents involving teenage drivers can result in horrible tragedies.
The Tampa Tribune recently quoted law enforcement who find that young people probably make the worst choices this time of year. With more students traveling as their school year ends, law enforcement foresees more car accidents, some with devastating consequences. Obviously, we wish that our students remain aware of the risk of car accidents and avoid the all-to-familiar distractions. Whether it is turning around to speak with friends in the back seat, or drinking and driving after a party, there are so many ways our teens can be put at risk for car accidents.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), roughly 3,000 teens between the ages of 15 and 19 in the United States were killed in car accidents in 2009. More than 350,000 were treated for serious injuries. Tragically, about 400 Florida teens lost their lives in car accidents.
To help individuals and families involved in a car accident, I wrote the book, Seeking Justice: An Insider’s Guide for the Injured. While we limit the number of car accident cases we accept, we can provide a free copy of this valuable book to anyone injured in car accidents. It provides a solid method for choosing the right lawyer; and, includes the questions everyone should ask before hiring a lawyer. Decent, honest people seeking to win their car accident case deserve a lawyer that is prepared to battle the insurance companies and their team of lawyers.