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Distracted Driving Crashes

The Law Firm of Scott D. Goldberg fights for people who are injured by distracted drivers.

People today are multitasking at an ever-increasing rate. Unfortunately, multi-tasking while driving often leads to car crashes. In fact, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), in 2012, 10% of all highway deaths were caused by, or contributed to by, distracted driving – and that does not include non-fatal crashes.

Attorney Scott Goldberg is very active in this growing problem. Through the Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys, Attorney Scott Goldberg supports the End Distracted Driving campaign, www.enddd.com. The organization notes that some of the most common causes of distracted driving are: talking on a cell phone, texting, and eating. Of course, there are other factors such as reading, putting on make-up, or adjusting the sound or navigation system.

However, these activities do not excuse someone for driving while distracted; one person is not allowed to put another person’s life or health at risk because he or she is driving while distracted. One of the most effective ways to reduce distracted driving is to hold people who cause distracted driving crashes responsible for their actions. Long before the public began paying attention to distracted driving, The Law Firm of Scott D. Goldberg successfully represented passengers involved in distracted driving crashes, and Attorney Goldberg remains committed to holding accountable those who cause driving-distracted crashes. Read what one of our clients, Ken W. who was struck by a drunk and distracted driver, says about our representation on the Client Reviews page.

When you are represented by The Law Firm of Scott D. Goldberg, we will investigate whether the operator was, in fact, driving distracted – and we will  hold them accountable. We will enforce the laws that are in place for your safety and aggressively seek compensation for the injuries you have suffered due to the distracted driver’s negligence, with or without litigation.

Contact Scott Goldberg, a Massachusetts personal injury lawyer working to end distracted driving

If you have been injured by a driver who you believe was driving distracted, please contact us for a free consultation by calling us at 781-323-3007, emailing us at [email protected], or completing the “Ask Us A Question” form on this page.

 

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