Were You Injured in a Failure to Yield Accident?
You Deserve Justice and Compensation for Your Injuries.
Failure to yield accidents occur when a driver does not give the right of way to another vehicle, pedestrian, or cyclist. These collisions often happen at intersections, crosswalks, and highway on-ramps, causing severe injuries and significant property damage. If you’ve been injured in a failure to yield accident caused by another driver’s negligence, you have the right to seek compensation for your losses.
At Yagoubzadeh Law Firm LLP, we understand the complexities of failure to yield accident cases. Our experienced attorneys will investigate the circumstances of your accident, hold the responsible parties accountable, and fight for the compensation you deserve.
Contact us today for a free consultation with a knowledgeable failure to yield accident attorney.
Common Causes of Failure to Yield Accidents
Failure to yield accidents often result from negligent or reckless driving behaviors, including:
- Distracted Driving: Drivers not paying attention to road signs or traffic signals.
- Aggressive Driving: Ignoring traffic rules or refusing to let others pass.
- Speeding: Failing to slow down in time to yield at intersections or crosswalks.
- Improper Left Turns: Turning without checking for oncoming traffic or pedestrians.
- Running Stop Signs or Lights: Ignoring traffic control devices requiring a stop or yield.
- Failure to Yield to Pedestrians: Ignoring crosswalks or pedestrian right-of-way laws.
- Merging Without Caution: Entering highways or lanes without ensuring it’s safe to do so.
If another driver’s failure to yield caused your accident, you may be entitled to compensation for your injuries and damages.
Common Injuries in Failure to Yield Accidents
Accidents caused by failure to yield can lead to severe injuries, especially in high-speed or intersection collisions. Common injuries include:
- Traumatic brain injuries (TBI)
- Spinal cord injuries and paralysis
- Broken bones and fractures
- Internal injuries and organ damage
- Whiplash and other neck or back injuries
- Severe cuts, lacerations, and bruises
- Fatal injuries in extreme cases
No matter the extent of your injuries, our attorneys are here to help you recover the compensation you need.
Determining Liability in Failure to Yield Accidents
Establishing liability in failure to yield accidents often requires gathering evidence to prove negligence. At Yagoubzadeh Law Firm LLP, we will collect and analyze key evidence, such as:
- Police Reports: Documentation of the accident and traffic violations.
- Witness Statements: Accounts from those who observed the accident.
- Traffic Camera Footage: Video evidence showing the driver’s actions.
- Accident Reconstruction: Expert analysis of how the collision occurred.
We will work diligently to prove the other driver’s failure to yield caused your accident and secure the compensation you deserve.
What Compensation Can You Recover?
Victims of failure to yield accidents may be entitled to recover damages, including:
- Medical Expenses: Coverage for surgeries, hospital stays, rehabilitation, and ongoing treatment.
- Lost Wages: Compensation for time missed at work or diminished earning capacity.
- Pain and Suffering: Damages for physical pain, emotional trauma, and distress.
- Property Damage: Reimbursement for vehicle repairs or replacement.
- Loss of Enjoyment of Life: Compensation for how the injury has impacted your daily activities.
Wrongful Death Benefits: For families who have lost a loved one in a failure to yield accident.
How Yagoubzadeh Law Firm LLP Can Help?
Failure to yield accident cases require experienced legal representation to navigate the complexities of liability, insurance negotiations, and evidence gathering. At Yagoubzadeh Law Firm LLP, we will:
- Investigate the accident thoroughly, including analyzing police reports, witness statements, and surveillance footage.
- Work with accident reconstruction experts to establish fault.
- Handle all negotiations with insurance companies to secure a fair settlement.
- Represent you in court if necessary to maximize your compensation.
Our priority is to protect your rights and ensure you receive the justice you deserve.
Time Is Limited—Act Now
In California, personal injury claims must typically be filed within two years from the date of the accident (California Civil Code §335.1). Acting quickly ensures evidence is preserved and strengthens your case.
If you or a loved one has been injured in a failure to yield accident, contact Yagoubzadeh Law Firm LLP today. Let us provide the guidance and advocacy you need during this challenging time.