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Question: Auto Accidents - New York

Asked on 10/15/2009
Auto driver on cell phone backs into me braking my T.P. on my right knee and my left foot. Can the auto driver be sued for bing on the cell in NY Stat

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The auto driver certainly can be sued if he or she failed to operate the vehicle with the appropriate standard of care.  If the driver is on the cell while backing up, it is a strong indication of negligence.   You should speak with a professional before making any statements to either sides insurance company, so your rights are preserved.  Please call us 24/7 at (800) 9100-LAW, (800) 910-0529 to discuss the case free of charge.  There is no fee unless we recover money for you.  bbpc-law.com



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The driver can be sued for causing your injuries.

Did the police respond to the accident?

Did the driver admit to backing up and being on the phone?

If you would like to discuss the matter, please call me at

(800)505-9080 (toll free). Anthony J. Loscalzo



  • Answered on 10/16/2009
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