DWI Accidents
When motorists get behind the wheel after drinking alcohol, they take the lives of every bicyclist, every pedestrian and every other driver into their hands. All too often, the results are tragic.
If you have been hurt by another driver’s poor decisions, you have the right to seek compensation by filing a personal injury lawsuit. The attorneys at Viadro Law, LLP, are here to help. Our Oakland lawyers for DWI accidents will guide you through the entire personal injury process, providing straightforward legal assistance every step of the way.
Hit By A Drunk Driver? We Can Help.
We have more than 30 years of experience helping Bay Area residents resolve their personal injury lawsuits. Our California law firm chooses cases selectively and devotes significant time and resources to help our clients receive the most favorable possible result.
Drunk driving accidents frequently have devastating consequences. Intoxicated drivers often fail to slow down before a collision, and they frequently turn down wrong way streets, drive through stop signs and swerve onto sidewalks. The injuries suffered in these accidents are often severe, leading to large medical bills, lost wages and permanent disability.
A personal injury lawsuit can ensure that you will not need to suffer financial difficulties in addition to physical ones. A successful lawsuit will fully compensate you for all the losses you have suffered, including your hospital bills, lost time at work and emotional distress.
We Work To Hold Responsible Parties Accountable For Their Negligence
Personal injury lawsuits can also act as a deterrent for others. By holding drunk drivers accountable for the pain they have inflicted upon others, we can help ensure that other motorists do not make the same poor decision in the future.
To schedule a free consultation with Viadro Law, LLP, contact us online or call us at 510-907-9577 or 888-353-2158 toll-free. We take all cases on a contingency basis, meaning you will pay no fees unless we recover compensation on your behalf.