Road Departure Car Accidents

It cannot be overstated how important it is to hire an experienced attorney dedicated to representing individuals injured automobile accidents.

Road departure car accidents can typically cause significant damage and severe injuries. That is because they occur suddenly, offering drivers a brief time to react, and the result may even be a head-on collisions.

Car accident attorneys in Nashua, Massachusetts understand the frustration, pain, and stress which come with suffering from a car collision, both for the injured individual and the family. The best attorneys work diligently to assist clients in seeking full compensation which under the law they are entitled to receive.

Generally, road departure car accidents are considered automobile accidents in which an automobile crosses a center line or off the roadway edge.

Often, these accidents result in injuries to the vehicle occupants, and those who were struck with the vehicle which departed the roadway.

These kinds of collisions can also be a danger to close by pedestrians who may fail to pay attention to traffic, or who don’t have sufficient time to escape harm.

For anyone who’s been injured in a road departure crash in Nashua, or another type of vehicle accident, you have the right to seek money damages from any individual responsible for the automobile crash.

Normally, compensation will cover pain and suffering, medical bills, emotional distress, missed wages due to time away from employment, and property damage. The family of an individual killed in an automobile collision also has the legal right to sue anyone responsible for wrongful death.

We understand that lawsuits can’t replace a loved one. However, they are geared to compensate loved ones for any loss of the companionship of the victim, services, parenting, and income.

New Hampshire vehicle accident cases normally revolve around negligence claims. That legal theory not only holds entities, but individuals liable for not living up to personal responsibilities.

For example, drivers owe others the safety to operate vehicles on the road under any circumstances. Of course, that’s not always the case. Drivers are expected, however, to obey traffic signals, maintain safe speeds, and basically remain aware of traffic surroundings regularly. 


Motorists are required as well to refrain from fatal distractions like texting behind the steering wheel, or driving under the influence. Any motorist who doesn’t live up to this standard is apt to be charged for negligence, and liable for any collisions he or she cause in the process. The individual suing, to prove a case of negligence, needs to prove that the motorist caused the accident.

In situations of road departure, for example, a motorist may have lost control momentarily because they weren’t paying attention, or they were speeding.

Police reports and witness statements usually go a long way to establish how the vehicle accident occurred. The injured individual must also prove they were hurt directly related to the car crash. This often requires comprehensive medical evidence.

If you or a loved one were injured in an automobile accident, contact Anzalone Law Firm, PLLC for a no-obligation consultation at: 603.548.3797.