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Louisiana Front-End Car Accident Lawyer

Nobody expects to be involved in a car accident when they get in their vehicles in the morning. They are thinking about upcoming work tasks, grocery lists, or planning their day. Sometimes, these distractions can lead to catastrophic accidents when a driver is not focused on the road and the safety of others.

For front-end car accidents in Louisiana caused by driver carelessness or recklessness, injured individuals are entitled to compensation for their physical, emotional, and financial damages. Our diligent car collision attorneys could build a compelling case for maximum compensation and advocate on your behalf.

What Is a Front-End Car Crash?

Front-end auto accidents in Louisiana often result in catastrophic injuries because the vehicles are traveling in opposite directions, typically at high speeds, and come to a sudden stop on impact. These crashes are especially dangerous because the momentum created by both vehicles adds to the force of the collision. Common causes of front-end car accidents include:

  • Drivers entering a highway in the wrong direction 
  • Distracted drivers who fail to stay alert of their surroundings 
  • Motorists misjudging the distance and time to another vehicle when attempting to pass on two-lane roads 
  • Motorists under the influence of drugs or alcohol drifting into oncoming traffic when there are no barriers present 
  • Drivers attempting to pass in no-passing zones when they cannot see oncoming traffic, particularly around bends

A lawyer could thoroughly investigate an accident to determine the cause of the crash and identify fault.

Filing a Negligence Claim

Filing a negligence claim requires preparing and collecting relevant evidence. Some examples of this evidence are:

  • Police reports 
  • Witness testimony
  • Medical evaluations
  • Expert witness evaluations
  • Cell phone or surveillance camera footage

Violating state traffic safety laws or failing to meet the driver’s duty of care can be considered negligence if these actions are a foreseeable cause of an accident that results in someone else’s injury. If law enforcement gives a ticket to the at-fault driver, this satisfies the elements of duty and breach. Therefore, under the doctrine of negligence per se, an attorney would only have to prove causation and the person’s injuries to show negligence.

Although an injured person will typically seek compensation from the at-fault driver’s insurance company, our lawyers could help someone file a civil action if the settlement offer is insufficient to cover all their losses after a front-end car accident.

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