Every day, drivers find themselves in dangerous situations simply because they can’t see what’s beside them. Blind spots are areas around a vehicle that are invisible to the driver without properly positioned mirrors, and they exist in nearly every type of vehicle—cars, trucks, boats, and even aircraft. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reports that nearly 840,000 blind spot accidents happen each year, resulting in 300 tragic fatalities.
But beyond the physical risks, these accidents carry serious legal and financial consequences. If you’ve been involved in a blind spot accident, you need someone who understands the legal landscape and can advocate for your rights. That’s where Herrman and Herrman Personal Injury Lawyers come in.
Why Choose Herrman and Herrman for Your Blind Spot Accident Case?
- Proven Track Record in Blind Spot and Motor Vehicle Accidents
At Herrman and Herrman, we have years of experience handling accident cases involving blind spots. We know the complexities involved and have successfully helped our clients secure compensation for injuries, lost wages, and vehicle repairs. - Personalized Attention and Aggressive Advocacy
We understand the frustrations of dealing with insurance companies that may try to minimize your claim or shift the blame. Our team advocates for you every step of the way, handling all communications with insurers and crafting a case that emphasizes the negligence of the other driver. - Committed to Protecting Your Rights and Your Future
Dealing with injuries, medical bills, and time away from work can be overwhelming. With Herrman and Herrman on your side, you can focus on recovery while we fight to ensure you receive the compensation you deserve. Our goal is to give you peace of mind and the financial support you need to move forward.
How Can You Reduce Blind Spots?
While our team is here to help you after an accident, we also want you to stay safe on the road. Adjusting your mirrors properly and taking extra precautions can significantly reduce your risk of being involved in a blind spot accident. Here are some tips:
- Turn your head to check for vehicles in adjacent lanes.
- Adjust mirrors correctly so that you maximize your view of the road behind you.
- Stay alert and watch for cars approaching your blind spot.
Imminent Threat Solutions
As statistics have shown, there are a number of injuries that can be sustained from being involved in a blind spot accident. Some injuries that are a result of a blind spot accident include:
- Back and Neck Injuries
- Broken Glass Injuries
- Concussion Injuries
- Occupant Ejection injuries
- Seat Belt Injuries
- Spinal Cord Injuries
- Whiplash Injuries
- Wrist Injuries
The road is a two-way street and therefore requires for all drivers to be aware and abide by all traffic laws. Remaining attentive while driving and being a defensive driver will reduce the chances of you being in a serious accident.
If you’ve been injured in a blind spot accident, don’t navigate the aftermath alone. Contact Herrman and Herrman Personal Injury Lawyers today for a free consultation, and let us fight to get you the compensation you deserve.
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