Category Archives: Driving Under the Influence
Houston Traffic Accident Lawyer: Injured by a Drunk Driver?
With the Super Bowl behind us, many people may need the help of a Houston traffic accident lawyer for a drunk driving crash. Approximately one-third of all traffic-related deaths nationally involve an impaired driver. In Texas, this number is closer … Continue reading
How Do We Prove A Case Against A Drunk Or High Driver?
The Houston Auto Accidents Attorneys at DeSimone Law Office have represented many clients in traffic accidents involving impaired drivers. Impaired drivers usually means drivers who were intoxicated from drinking alcohol and were involved in DWI accidents. If the alcohol concentration … Continue reading
Dealing with DWI or DUI Accidents
Auto accidents are unfortunately a common occurrence in the Houston area. Working with Houston auto accidents lawyers will typically provide added help for those injured in a car accident in our area. This is especially critical in cases where the … Continue reading
Prescription Drug Use Causing More Traffic Accidents Nationwide
Most people are aware of the risks posed by drunk drivers and the dangers of alcohol use behind the wheel. Prescription drug use, however, can be just as deadly but receives little or no attention from most media sources. Understanding … Continue reading
The Worst Holidays for Drinking and Driving Accidents
Holidays are traditionally a time of celebration and family gatherings. Unfortunately, these occasions are also associated with a higher-than-average number of drunk driving incidents and accidents. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has instituted an annual Drive Sober or … Continue reading
NHTSA Studies Indicate That More Vehicle Drivers Impaired by Drugs Than Alcohol
Two recently released studies conducted by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) indicate a significant reduction in drunk driving across the U.S. Driving under the influence of illegal or prescription medications, however, is on the rise and may represent … Continue reading
