Drunk Driver Collision Attorneys in Wichita

Fighting for the Rights & Best Interests of Our Clients Since 1987

At Brian and Brian at Pistotnik Law, our Wichita drunk driving collision attorneys understand how to help you settle issues related to injuries resulting from a collision with a drunk driver. When a wreck is the fault of a drunk driver, your case has potential to win a higher value because juries tend to award larger damages when the other driver was drunk.

The experienced lawyers at Brian and Brian at Pistotnik Law are ready to explain to you the specific rights available to you based on the circumstances of your wreck. Call us at (316) 689-8035.

Drunk Drivers Are Typically at Fault

In Kansas, there are laws in place deterring people from driving while drunk. Unfortunately, individuals occasionally risk it anyway, putting not only themselves in harm’s way but innocent motorists and bystanders as well. When such reckless behavior results in an automotive accident, the intoxicated individual is generally at fault and compensation is likely to be granted to any other persons affected.

In addition to being held responsible for actual damages meant to punish and deter the drunk driver on trial, as well as other potential drunk drivers, drunk drivers may be held responsible for punitive damages. Unfortunately, punitive damages are not normally covered by insurance. We can help you assess your specific case to discover what compensation you are entitled to if you’ve been involved in a crash caused by a drunk driver.

Enlist the Help of Our Wichita Drunk Driving Collision Lawyers

Our drunk driver accident attorneys at Brian and Brian at Pistotnik Law handle auto accident cases in the following Kansas cities and communities: Wichita, Andover, El Dorado, Topeka, Bel Aire, Clearwater, Manhattan, Syracuse, and all cities in between.

An initial consultation with the two Brians is always free and we charge nothing upfront to represent you. No recovery means no charge to you whatsoever! Call us at (316) 689-8035 for assistance today.