Head-on collisions are one of the most serious types of motor vehicle accidents. These auto accidents often lead to a person suffering catastrophic or fatal injuries. If you have been injured or lost a loved one in a head-on crash caused by another driver, contact the Las Vegas injury lawyers and wrongful death attorneys at The Janda Law Firm today. Our Las Vegas head-on collision attorney is a dedicated advocate for seriously injured people.
In a head-on collision, two vehicles traveling in opposite directions crash into each other. The force of impact is compounded because of the speed of each moving vehicle. Even a relatively slow-moving head-on crash at 25 mph has a considerable force of impact. Considering that most people are driving at a higher speed, the impact of a head-on collision is often tremendous.
The faster the vehicles are traveling before a head-on collision the more serious the injuries are likely to be. Common injuries in head-on collisions include:
Liability in a head-on collision depends on which party was negligent. In this type of crash, negligence may involve distracted driving, drug or alcohol-impaired driving, drowsy driving, or sheer inattentiveness. Nevada is a modified comparative negligence state that allows proportional recovery if you are less than 50% responsible for the accident or injury. This means the damages you can recover in a personal injury claim are reduced by the percentage of fault for the accident you are assigned. You can recover damages as long as the other driver was more than 50% at fault.
At The Janda Law Firm, when we represent you in a head-on collision injury claim, we will investigate your accident to determine fault and liability and obtain and secure evidence to support your case. We prepare every case for trial, crafting well-researched, comprehensive legal strategies to pursue the compensation you deserve. Contact us online or call our Las Vegas personal injury lawyer as soon as possible at (702) 758-8888 if you have been injured in a head-on collision that was someone else’s fault.