Fayetteville Head-On Car Collision Lawyer

Fayetteville Head-On Car Collision Attorney

Head-On Collisions and Injury Compensation

Head-on collisions may be among the most dangerous auto accidents on North Carolina roads. The injuries that happen in these accidents are often life-changing for victims and can sometimes be fatal. Serious and catastrophic injuries, including broken bones, back and neck injuries, amputations, spinal cord injuries, serious burns, traumatic brain injuries and others, are all possible in head-on collisions.

If you or a loved one has been seriously injured in a head-on collision, having a qualified Durham head-on collision attorney behind you can help to ensure the success of your case. At the Law Offices of Wade E. Byrd P.A. in Fayetteville, we provide focused, results-oriented representation to clients throughout the state who have been injured in head-on car accidents.

Attorney Handling Major and Complex Injury Cases

The severity of head-on collisions is often intensified by high speeds. In cases where a car crosses a highway median into oncoming traffic, for example, the speed at impact can be well in excess of 100 mph. Drivers and passengers can be slammed into the dashboard or windshield or even be ejected from their vehicles.

Our extensive experience with these types of cases allows us to be much more proactive in determining the best course of action in pursuit of the most favorable possible outcome. We will work to determine the full extent of your injuries and seek the right compensation to facilitate your recovery, including any short- and long-term medical care you may require.

Speak to a Lawyer About Your Car Accident Claim

Before you talk to anyone from the insurance company, talk to a lawyer first. the Law Offices of Wade E. Byrd P.A. will pursue every available option in an effort to secure the justice you deserve. You can reach us by phone at 910-323-2555 or send us an email to schedule a free initial consultation. We have been serving North Carolina auto accident victims since 1977.