West Palm Beach Speeding Car Accidents Attorney

Anthony Quackenbush is a compassionate West Palm Beach Speeding Car Accident Lawyer. Speeding or driving too fast is a common cause of car accidents. Not only does a vehicle driving at a higher speed take longer to stop, but coming to a complete stop also requires more distance on the road and makes the vehicle harder to control. If you are the victim of a speeding car crash involving a motorist who was driving too fast, you deserve to be financially compensated for your losses and for that contact Anthony Quackenbush.

You might need to prove in court that the other driver was speeding when you are injured by a speeding driver. There are several ways to do this. For one, Mr. Quackenbush might hire a specialist called an accident re-constructionist who will examine the accident location/scene, the several vehicles involved in the accident, and the testimony of the different parties in the case. The accident re-constructionist expert will try to figure out who was responsible for the accident. In your accident, if the other driver was speeding, then the accident re-constructionist will seek evidence to verify that the other driver was actually driving too fast.

The accident re-constructionist will probably examine the positions of the several vehicles in the collision and their direction of travel and attempt to figure out the speeds they were traveling. The accident re-constructionist expert will also almost certainly examine any skid marks on the road. Large skid marks that extend for a long distance can prove that the vehicle that made the marks was driving over the speed limit.

If you or someone you love has suffered an injury in any kind of speeding car accident anyplace in the State of Florida (including Fort Lauderdale, Broward County, Miami, or Miami-Dade County), contact Mr. Quackenbush at 954-448-7288 for a free, no-obligation consultation.

Mr. Quackenbush will work on a contingency basis, which means that you don’t need to pay any attorney’s fees unless he wins compensation for you. Discuss your case with an experienced attorney like Mr. Quackenbush and let him take care of the rest.

That the driver who caused your accident was actually speeding can be proved by the damages to the vehicles that were involved in the accident. For instance, you may be able to show that the other driver was speeding using the severe damage to your vehicle. After all, a vehicle traveling very fast would obviously cause more damage than a vehicle that is traveling under the speed limit. A vehicle traveling slowly would most likely cause less damage than was actually caused by the speeding vehicle.

As such, if you or someone you know has been injured in a speeding car wreck, it’s consequently imperative that you take pictures of the damage to your car. Your vehicle will most likely be repaired sooner or later, and, once it is fixed, it will be too late to take pictures. These photographs could have been used as important proof in a later court date.

You also might be able to get the surveillance footage if your accident occurred at an intersection because in the State of Florida many intersections have cameras. But you have to get that footage as soon as possible since red light cameras work on loops - which means if you don’t get footage early you can lose it forever.

Additionally, if your speeding car accident occurred near a business establishment, then the business establishment might have surveillance cameras that could have captured the accident. Again, though, it’s vital to get this footage as soon as possible because it could possibly be lost forever if you don’t.

Mr. Quackenbush will most likely send a letter called a “preservation letter” to the business establishment if the video footage is from a business. The preservation letter instructs the business to hold onto the video rather than getting rid of it. There can be consequences in court if the business ignores the letter and destroys the video footage.

Lastly, if you have been injured in a speeding car accident, it will be crucial to preserve the testimony of any witnesses to the accident. As such, it will be important to obtain a recorded statement or affidavit from the witnesses to ensure their testimony will be available at a later date.

If you have been injured in a speeding car accident anywhere in Palm Beach County (including Belle Glade, Boca Raton, Boynton Beach, Delray Beach, Greenacres, Jupiter, Lake Worth, Lantana, North Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, Palm Springs, Riviera Beach, Royal Palm Beach and Wellington), contact Mr. Quackenbush, an experienced speeding car accident lawyer for a free, no-obligation consultation by calling 954-448-7288.

Mr. Quackenbush works on a contingency basis, which means that you don’t have to pay any lawyer’s fees unless he wins compensation for you. He works efficiently to obtain a fair and just result in your case.