Nashville Auto Accident Lawyer Talks About The Emotional Injuries That Follow A Negligent Driver
As an experienced Tennessee automobile accident attorney, I learned early on that the people who are seriously physically injured in a car crash caused by a negligent decision or action are not the only ones who suffer. The person who drove in a negligent manner many times suffers emotional scaring for the rest of their days. Negligent acts that cause the death of another human being are irrevocable.
Take for example a fatal accident in East Tennessee yesterday. A 51 year-old woman, a survivor of cancer was riding passenger with her 18-year-old son driving. They were on their way to pick up a niece who was ending a shift at work. As they approached the place of work the son turned to enter the parking lot and directly into the path of an oncoming vehicle. The car t-boned the turning vehicle killing the woman. Neither of the other two parties were injured. What was the driver doing or thinking that so distracted him that he failed to yield the right of way? I’m sure he will be asking himself that question for a long time, I do hope he finds some peace. My prayers go out to the family and friends of this victim and especially to the son who was driving the vehicle.
If you or someone you love has been hurt in a serious Tennessee car accident due to somebody else’s negligence, then you may be feeling angry, frightened, or even alone in your suffering.
There is no reason for you to bear your burden alone. The experience of a Tennessee auto accident is traumatic enough and your recovery will bring its own challenges. You don’t need the added stress of worrying about who will pay for the medical care you need, how your car will be repaired, and if the individuals responsible for your suffering will be brought to justice. This is the time to call Phillip Miller & Associates, the law firm of local Tennessee attorneys and staff who for the past 25 years have dedicated their lives to protecting the rights of injured men, women, and children in Tennessee.









