ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Everyone should pay attention while driving, but cell phones, a crying baby in the back seat, checking for loose change, or trying to read a map, all work to shift a driver's focus away from the road. When distraction is the cause of an accident, how can you prove your subrogation claim against the distracted driver?
On this week's episode, follow Rebecca and Steve and they discuss different types of distractions that have been the main culprit of an accident and just what evidence can be used when proving your negligence case.
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