The National Highway Transportation Safety Administration reports that a person dies in a drunk driving crash every 52 minutes on average. It is estimated that approximately one-third of car accidents involve a driver under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Most people know about the dangers of drunk driving but do not truly grasp the severity of the problem until drunk driving directly touches their own lives.
If you were seriously injured or your loved one was killed in a drunk driving accident, these numbers are no longer mere statistics. You know firsthand just how devastating a drunk driving crash can be to victims and their loved ones. This blog will explore how a civil injury claim may benefit you and your family after an injury or death caused by a drunk driver.
Personal Injury Claims for Intoxicated Driving Accident Injuries
Brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, internal organ damage, and broken bones are just some of the many injuries a drunk driving accident victim may suffer in a crash. Many victims require extensive hospitalization, surgery, physical or occupational therapy, medication, and ongoing medical care after the crash. Some are temporarily or permanently unable to work due to their injuries.
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