At Pacific Attorney Group, we believe in
holding drunk drivers responsible for their conduct.
We hold drunk drivers responsible for their negligence.
Our Rockland County law firm
holds the drunk driver accountable for his or her selfishness and negligence — in a court of law if necessary.
We will use our many decades of experience to help
hold the drunk driver responsible (through his or her insurance coverage), as well as investigate any other sources of negligence liability coverage.
However, because the man had no duty to stop and render aid, and it was a choice he made on his own, it is doubtful that a court of law would
hold the drunk driver liable for the victim's injuries.
Because of this, our Macon drunk driving accident attorneys work tirelessly to
hold drunk drivers accountable for their actions.
Not exact matches
Williams was always the life of that party, just as he was on Feb. 14, 2002, a night that began with him treating his friends to
drinks and ended when the shotgun Williams was
holding went off, killing limousine
driver Costas (Gus) Christofi.
The races were
held for 33 years, they were named after Christopher Thater, who was a 23 year - old cycling enthusiast and Binghamton University graduate who was killed by a
drunk driver in Broome County in 1983.
At first blush, the «don't text
drivers»
holding sounds a bit like a dram shop law and other
drunk driving laws.
If you have suffered injuries after being involved in a
drunk driving accident, you can
hold the negligent
driver responsible.
If a
drunk driver caused your pedestrian accident, then they should be
held legally responsible.
Ignition interlock technology has rapidly gained popularity within court systems nationwide as a way to
hold convicted
drunk drivers accountable when they are once again granted driving privileges.
At Freedman Law Group, our attorney believes that
drunk drivers should be
held fully accountable for their actions.
In many cases, our clients have experienced a sense of relief in knowing that the
drunk driver was
held responsible for his or her actions.
In some cases, an insurance company may pay for those damages, and in others, a
drunk driver may be
held personally liable.
While driving under the influence may lead to DUI charges, a
drunk driver who injures a motorcyclist can also be
held liable in a personal injury lawsuit, even without a conviction.
When a
drunk driver injures or kills someone, the bar, restaurant, club, or other establishment that served the alcohol may be
held responsible for financial damages caused by the accident.
In the event an alleged
drunk driving accident results in injury to a person, a suspected
drunk driver can be
held liable for the consequences of their actions, regardless of whether criminal charges have been filed.
By proving that the
drunk driver was negligent and that this negligence caused the collision, we can
hold that person responsible for their conduct.
Although criminal charges may be filed when a truck
driver is accused of driving while impaired, a high or
drunk driver may also be
held financially responsible for any damages he or she caused.
However, Florida's Dram Shop Law (statute 768.125)-- created to protect third - parties such as restaurants, liquor stores, bars, clubs, and party hosts from being sued for giving a
drunk driver alcohol — specifies two instances when a certain party other than the
driver can be
held partly liable for an alcohol - induced auto accident:
In a majority of
drunk driving accident cases, the intoxicated
driver is
held solely responsible for all injuries or damages caused by their negligence.
There is clearly a problem with
drivers using hand
held phones whilst driving (but apparently less so when it comes to
drinking lattes, eating sandwiches, grooming beards or applying make - up) and attitudes need to change.
If a
drunk driver harms another person, the Maine Liquor Liability Act
holds the establishment that served the patron too much alcohol responsible for its negligent actions.
Our firm was successful in
holding the
driver responsible as well as the bar for serving too many
drinks to the
driver.
Rather, if a collision occurs and a victim is injured due to the actions of a
drunk driver, that motorist may be
held liable for the full extent of the damages sustained by the victim or victims involved, including medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering.
If a
drunk driver has killed someone you love, it is imperative to act quickly in order to ensure that they are
held responsible for your losses.
The laws regarding
drunk drivers who cause accidents allow, under certain circumstances, for the person or establishment who served the
drunk driver alcohol to be
held responsible for any accidents that occur afterwards.
At Dana J. Watts, Attorney at Law, we are determined to help you
hold the careless
drunk driver responsible for the pain and damage he or she has caused you or your loved one.
Regardless of the seriousness of the injuries or intoxication level of a
drunk driver, the individual or group hosting the party can be
held liable as a co-defendant.
A victim of a
drunk driver has only 180 days (6 months) to give notice to a bar, pub or other server of alcohol that he intends to
hold it responsible for an injury or death.
If you or someone you love was injured in a car accident caused by a
drunk driver, you may have the right to
hold that
driver accountable for your injuries, recovering financial compensation that will help you rebuild and move on with your life.
Negligent
drivers, whether involved in speeding, texting, driving
drunk or simply distracted, must be
held accountable for their actions.
The
drunk driver may also be
held civilly liable for the damages that he or she has caused.
For example, if the
driver causing the accident was not looking at the road, following too closely, driving
drunk, or speeding, then they may be
held responsible for paying for the consequences of the accident.
Another 2011 study, on the sentencing of
drunk drivers, found that harsher terms for first offenders had little bearing on whether they re-offended — a finding critics
held to be contrary to the government's agenda of tougher sentencing through mandatory minimums and other measures.»
If for example you met a car accident while you were
drinking and driving, you will be
held financially responsible for all the damages to the other
driver which includes medical expenses and other property damages involved in the accident.
On the legal perspective, the office of the prosecutor will help the family by making sure that the
drunk driver will be
held responsible for his actions and will provide financial support and other possible services to the victim.