Texting While Driving Accident Lawyer in Danbury, CT
If you’ve been injured by a texting driver, the confusion and frustration can be overwhelming. At Alan Barry & Associates, we help victims recover physically, emotionally, and financially. Call (203) 797‑9600 for a free consultation, and let our team fight for the compensation you deserve.
Despite Connecticut’s hands‑free laws, distracted driving continues to rise, especially texting behind the wheel. The NHTSA notes that looking away for five seconds at 55 mph equals driving a football field blind. These crashes are completely preventable, and we hold negligent drivers accountable with precision and urgency.
Texting accidents often involve:
Resulting injuries may include:
We maximize your compensation and protect your rights from day one.
You may be entitled to compensation for:
Our team builds a complete, well‑documented case supported by expert testimony and aggressive strategy.
We pursue every source of evidence:
We move quickly to preserve evidence and hold the insurer and driver accountable.
For more than 40 years, Alan Barry & Associates has stood up for accident victims in Danbury. You owe nothing unless we win, and we guide you through every step with compassion and clarity.
Texting while driving is a choice. When it causes injuries, someone must answer for it. Call (203) 797‑9600 or contact us online for a free, no‑obligation consultation. We’ll protect your rights and help you move forward.
1. Is texting while driving considered negligence in Connecticut?
Yes. It violates state traffic law and is considered negligent, making the driver fully liable for your damages.
2. Can I file a claim if the driver did not receive a ticket?
Absolutely. A citation helps but is not required. Phone records, witnesses, and other evidence can prove distraction.
3. What if I was a pedestrian hit by a distracted driver?
You still have the right to full compensation. Distracted drivers are liable whether you were walking, biking, or legally crossing.
