Head-on Fannin County crash injures David Deeds, DPS reports

CRASH INVESTIGATION NEEDED

Passing in designated no-passing zones remains one of the leading causes of head-on collisions.

These crashes frequently result in severe injuries and fatalities. According to the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), approximately 10% of all passing-related crashes occur in marked no-passing zones.

Candice Bond, an experienced auto accident attorney, said that in cases such as this, an independent investigation conducted by an experienced attorney is essential to preserve evidence and protect the rights of injured victims and their families.

“An attorney can collect the proper evidence to help prove that a driver’s actions were reckless, which requires a variety of resources,” said Bond, Managing Partner of Bond Legal and a national analyst with Accident Injury News.

“In addition to the diligent work of law enforcement, an attorney can re-interview important witnesses, analyze any surveillance video from the scene of the crash, and obtain phone and texting records of the liable party. Serving as an advocate, an attorney can help compassionately guide a grieving family during this difficult time, protecting their legal rights and best interests, while ensuring that a driver who does not obey traffic laws is held accountable.”

PERSONAL INJURY CLAIM

David Deeds may have the right to pursue a personal injury lawsuit. Stefano Formica, Of Counsel with Bond Legal, noted that the stress and uncertainty following a serious injury can be overwhelming, affecting every aspect of a person’s life, including family, employment, finances, and overall well-being.

“Although no amount of money can make up for a devastating injury, it is important that a victim understands their legal rights and the compensation available under the law,” Formica said. “The injured victim in this collision may be entitled to pursue a personal injury claim and seek damages for medical expenses, future medical care, pain and suffering, and emotional trauma.”

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