Texting while driving is a dangerous habit
Studies have found that texting while driving is significantly more dangerous than drunk driving. While this may surprise drivers, it is a major reason why texting behind the wheel is against the law in many states, including New York. In fact, not only is texting while driving illegal in the Empire State but talking on a handheld cellphone while driving is as well.
Unfortunately, despite these laws, many drivers continue to believe that it is more important to keep their eyes on their cell phones than on the road, putting others at risk in the process. If you have suffered an injury in an automobile wreck involving a texting driver, you need a dedicated New York City texting while driving accident lawyer by your side.
At Keith D. Silverstein & Associates, our attorneys are committed to helping victims of distracted driving accidents seek justice. Unlike some other firms, we are not interested in simply settling your case as quickly as possible to make a quick buck.
On the contrary, we will do everything in our power to get you the compensation you deserve, whether that involves negotiation in the boardroom or litigation in the courtroom.
Every year, countless victims suffer serious injuries in distracted driving accidents ― many caused by texting drivers. For legal guidance following such an accident, contact a texting while driving accident attorney from Keith D. Silverstein & Associates.
We can explain your options and guide you through the often-intimidating legal process. Let us help you hold negligent and careless drivers accountable for their thoughtless actions.
Call 212-385-1444 to schedule your FREE initial consultation. You can also reach us online. At Keith D. Silverstein & Associates, you will not have to pay a dime in attorney fees until we get you a recovery, so contact us today.
"My husband was injured a few years ago and Keith D. Silverstein & Associates was there to help him receive the compensation he deserved. They worked hard and never settled for anything less than what they thought he was entitled to."
- Virginia
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