• 01 Vehicle & Transportation Accidents

Distracted Driving Accidents

A moment of distraction can cause a lifetime of consequences. Insurance companies often move faster than the healing process.

Overview

Distracted driving accidents happen in an instant, but the consequences can last for years. Whether it involves texting, using a phone, adjusting navigation, or simply taking attention off the road, distracted driving continues to cause serious injuries across Wisconsin every day. At MacGillis Law Group, we represent individuals and families whose lives were changed by distracted drivers. We take a personal, straightforward approach focused on helping our clients understand their options, protect their rights, and move forward after a serious crash.

menu_bookWhat this covers

  • Texting and Driving
  • Rear-End Distracted Driving Crashes
  • Intersection and Red-Light Accidents
  • Pedestrian and Bicycle Accidents
  • Highway and High-Speed Collisions

How we approach this

What we actually do for you.

01

Investigate the Distraction

We work to uncover phone use, app activity, witness statements, vehicle data, and other evidence that may show distracted driving played a role in the crash.

02

Understand the Full Impact

We focus on how the accident has affected our client’s health, work, finances, and everyday life — not just the initial injury.

03

Keep You Informed

We believe clients deserve straightforward communication, honest guidance, and a clear understanding of what to expect throughout the process.

04

Pursue Accountability

We work to hold negligent drivers and insurers accountable while pursuing compensation that reflects the seriousness of the harm caused.

Common Questions

About Distracted Driving Accidents Cases

What counts as distracted driving?

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Distracted driving includes texting, talking on a handheld phone, using apps or GPS, eating, adjusting controls, or anything else that takes a driver’s attention away from the road.

Can phone records be used in a distracted driving case?

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In some cases, yes. Phone records, app activity, witness statements, surveillance footage, and vehicle data may help show a driver was distracted at the time of the crash.

What should I do after a distracted driving accident?

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Seek medical attention, document what you can, avoid discussing the case with insurance adjusters alone, and speak with an attorney before accepting any settlement offer.

Are distracted driving accidents becoming more common?

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Yes. Distracted driving continues to be one of the leading causes of serious car accidents across Wisconsin and throughout the country.

What compensation may be available after a distracted driving accident?

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Depending on the case, compensation may include medical expenses, lost income, pain and suffering, rehabilitation costs, and future care needs related to the injury.

Get Answers After a Distracted Driving Accident

Free consultation. No fees unless we win. Honest answers from a real attorney.