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Austin Head On Collision Attorney

Suffered injuries in a head on collision in Austin, Texas? Medina & Medina represents victims of frontal impact crashes and pursues maximum compensation. Free case evaluation.

Head on collisions are among the most catastrophic types of car accidents. When two vehicles collide front to front, the combined force of both vehicles creates devastating impact that often results in life threatening injuries or death. In Austin, head on collisions frequently occur on two lane roads, rural highways, and undivided roadways where a momentary lapse in attention can send a vehicle into oncoming traffic.

The most common cause of head on collisions is a driver crossing the center line into oncoming traffic. This can happen due to distracted driving, drowsy driving, impaired driving, or reckless overtaking on two lane roads. In many cases, the at fault driver was engaging in clearly negligent behavior that put innocent people in the path of destruction.

Because of the extreme forces involved, head on collision victims often suffer traumatic brain injuries, spinal cord damage, multiple fractures, internal organ injuries, and other conditions that require extensive medical treatment and rehabilitation. Many victims face permanent disabilities that change the course of their lives forever. The financial burden of these injuries can be overwhelming, making it essential to pursue a claim for full and fair compensation.

At Medina & Medina, we understand the life altering impact of head on collisions on victims and their families. We fight relentlessly to hold negligent drivers accountable and to recover compensation that reflects the true scope of our clients' losses, including future medical care, lost earning capacity, and the emotional toll of the accident. Contact our Austin office today for a free consultation.

Common Causes

  • Crossing the center line into oncoming traffic
  • Reckless overtaking and passing on two lane roads
  • Driving the wrong way on a one way street or highway ramp
  • Falling asleep at the wheel due to drowsy driving
  • Impaired driving from alcohol or drugs
  • Distracted driving causing lane departure
  • Loss of vehicle control on curves or slick roads

Common Injuries

  • Traumatic brain injuries and skull fractures
  • Spinal cord injuries and paralysis
  • Crushed or amputated limbs
  • Collapsed lungs and broken ribs
  • Severe facial injuries and disfigurement
  • Internal organ damage and internal bleeding
  • Wrongful death

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