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Finding the right information is the first step toward resolving your legal concerns and protecting your future. We have compiled answers to the most common questions to help you understand the legal process and what to expect from your case.
Navigating a personal injury claim can be complex, but you don’t have to do it alone. These insights provide clarity on our approach and your rights, ensuring you feel confident and informed at every stage of your journey.
Yes, state traffic laws strictly prohibit motorists from using a handheld mobile device to write, send, or read text-based communications, or to view digital content while operating a vehicle. While hands-free technology is permissible for drivers over the age of 18, the phone must be securely mounted to the dashboard, center console, or windshield in a way that does not block the road, and you are only legally allowed to activate or deactivate features with a single tap or swipe.
Distracted driving involves any visual, manual, or cognitive activity that diverts a motorist’s focus away from safely operating their vehicle. Beyond texting and cell phone use, our firm handles injury cases arising from a wide array of dangerous behaviors on local roads, including drivers scrolling through social media, operating navigation systems, eating or drinking behind the wheel, applying makeup, or becoming distracted by conversations with passengers.
Proving that a motorist was looking at a screen or distracted at the exact moment of an impact requires swift legal action to preserve fleeting evidence. Our San Francisco car accident attorneys step in immediately to protect your rights by tracking down nearby traffic camera footage, interviewing witnesses, and utilizing the legal discovery process to demand the driver’s cell phone records, which can conclusively show mobile activity at the time of the collision.
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