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Indiana Drunk Driving Attorney
June 30, 2010 | Comments Off
John P. Young is your Indiana Drunk Injury Attorney. Mr. Young sues drunk drivers. Mr. Young has been suing drunk drivers for 22 years, to force these drunk drivers to pay for the harm they cause to Hoosiers using Indiana Roads. Lets talk about some statistics.
- Blood Alcohol Contents, or BACs, of .10 and above were involved in an estimated 45,500 crashes that killed 310 and injured 13,800
- BACs between .08-.09 were involved in an estimated 800 crashes that killed 22 and injured 600
- Positive BACs below .08 were involved in an estimated 1,500 crashes that killed 53 and injured 1,400
If law enforcement does not deter drunk drivers, then we are prepared to use the full power of the law to force these drunk drivers to make up for the harm they cause. We are not willing to allow the drunk driver to “get away” with making up for just a part of the harm, they will be forced to make up for all the harm they cause. These means to reimburse you for medical bills, lost wages (both past and future), and for the pain and interference with the enjoyment of your life.
Below we list some links that we regularly rely upon in our quest to make sure the drunk driver pays for the harm they cause.
National Commission Against Drunk Driving
Indiana Criminal Justice Institute
NHTSA Impaired Driving Division
If you, or a friend or loved one is injured by a drunk driver call John P. Young now. The call is toll free 1-888-639-5161. You can also contact Mr. Young on the web at john@youngandyoungin.com. Mr. Young guarantees there will be no fee unless the drunk driver makes up for the harm they cause.
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