Bryan/ College Station DWI/ Drunk Driving Attorney

According to the law, a driver's failure to exercise "reasonable care under the circumstances" is considered negligence. When the negligent driver is also drunk or under the influence of drugs, they have failed to act reasonable and you need legal representation.

Pressure to Settle from the Insurance Companies

After a DWI/drunk driving accident, the driver's insurance company will usually try to obtain a quick and inexpensive settlement. Before you give them any information or sign anything, contact a Texas personal injury attorney at O'Hanlon, McCollom & Demerath. A victim of a drunk driving or DWI accident can recover for the injuries suffered due to the impaired driver's negligent operation of the vehicle. Those include:

Tax, title, and licensing fees

Rental car expense or reimbursement of the same

Past and future medical expenses

Past and future lost wages

Past and future pain and suffering

Medical care and punitive damages

The primary goal of our attorneys representing people who have been injured in DWI accidents is to get the victim as close as possible to the condition they were in before the accident happened. An impaired driver is operating a vehicle negligently and illegally. The victim of a drunk driver is may also receive punitive damages that exceed the other damages suffered in the DWI accident.

Our firm routinely helps our clients get the proper legal documentation needed to obtain expedient financial recovery for their injuries. We are also often able to refer our clients to our local referral network to speed their treatment and receipt of medical care.

For a free consultation with a Texas DWI or DUI accident lawyer about your legal rights and options, please contact us.