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How to Make a Drunk Driver Pay for Every Dollar of Damage They Caused

If you've been in a car crash due to someone driving under the influence of alcohol, you're likely dealing with pain and financial stress. West Virginia personal injury attorney Tim Miley, with over 25 years of experience, explains how to hold drunk drivers caught by police accountable. This video offers crucial legal options and victim support to ensure you don't pay out of pocket, providing essential legal help for your car accident. What's covered in this video: The first steps to take at the scene to protect your safety and your case Why calling the police is critical in a West Virginia DUI accident How to gather strong evidence that supports your injury claim Why immediate medical treatment strengthens your case The types of compensation you may be entitled to, including punitive damages How West Virginia’s modified comparative fault rule can impact your case. Related videos you may like: WEST VIRGINIA LAWYER: Your Car’s Totaled—but the Bank Still Wants Money?!    • WEST VIRGINIA LAWYER: Your Car’s Totaled—b...   They Have No Insurance? How You Can Still Get Paid After a Crash    • They Have No Insurance? How You Can Still ...   What Insurance Adjusters DON'T Want You to Know After a Car Accident    • What Insurance Adjusters DON'T Want You to...   Timeline for video: 0:00 – What Happens After a Drunk Driving Accident? Overview of your legal options after being hit by a drunk driver in West Virginia. 1:05 – Step 1: Protect Your Safety and Call 911 Why getting medical help immediately is critical for both your health and your injury claim. 2:10 – Step 2: Call the Police and Report Suspected DUI How a police report, DUI arrest, and breathalyzer results can strengthen your case. 3:40 – Step 3: Gather Evidence at the Accident Scene Photos, witness information, and documenting signs of intoxication to support your claim. 5:30 – Step 4: Get Medical Treatment Right Away Why delaying care can hurt your West Virginia personal injury case. 7:05 – Step 5: Don’t Speak to the Insurance Company Alone How insurance adjusters protect their company — and why you should speak to a lawyer first. 8:40 – What Compensation Can You Recover? Medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, punitive damages, and West Virginia’s modified comparative fault rule. 09:20 – Act Quickly: West Virginia’s 2-Year Deadline Why time matters in drunk driving injury claims and how a local attorney can help protect your rights.