Distracted driving has become a catastrophic problem here in Orlando. Being involved in any type of traffic accident can be overwhelming, who will repair your car, pay for your medical bills, what if you can’t go back to work, the list can go on and on. That is why you should contact James P. Kelley, to ensure you receive the compensation you deserve.

We are personally involved in every case, which means you won’t be leaving messages with a secretary or talking to someone who doesn’t know what is going on with your situation. Nothing comes out of your pocket, contact us for a free consultation.

When ever you are involved in a car accident, make sure you call 911, seek medical attention, a police report, take pictures of the accident scene, get witness phone numbers and information, and seek legal assistance to protect yourself and loved ones.

Pledge to end distractive driving

Over 3,000 road injuries and deaths occur each year because of distracted driving. It is easier than you think to lose focus when you are driving. Whether it’s a quick phone call, text, paying attention to the kids in the back seat, driving when you are tired, looking at the scenery, adjusting the radio or GPS, talking with a passenger, reading road signs, it just takes a split second to change your life forever.

Consider the following statistics from DMV.org

• 9 people die every day in the United States from driving distracted.
• 11% of car accidents leading to fatalities are related to distracted driving.
• When texting, your eyes are off the road for 5 seconds. That’s the length of a football field when driving at 55 MPH.
• You are 3 times more likely to crash when performing a visual or manual activity—such as reaching for a phone or the radio.

One distraction can steal your reaction…Pledge to

Keep your eyes the road
Keep your mind on driving
Keep your hands on the wheel

If you or a loved have been involved in a vehicle accident, contact attorney James P. Kelley. As one of Orlando’s top personal injury attorneys, we are dedicated to aggressively pursuing your case.