DUI Accident


DUI Accident Attorneys Serving Akron and Northeast Ohio

Serving Akron, Canton, Summit County, Portage and Medina, Ohio.

Being hit by a drunk or drug-impaired driver is frightening, painful, and completely preventable. The crash may be over in seconds, but the impact can last much longer. At Hoover Kacyon, LLC, we help victims of DUI accidents regain clarity and control after trauma. Our focus is always on the next step forward, not the chaos left behind.

If you were injured in a DUI crash in Akron, Canton, or surrounding counties, we are here to help. While the impaired driver may face criminal charges, your civil case is separate. Our team handles the personal injury claim so you can recover compensation, protect your future, and move forward with confidence.


Civil Claims After DUI Accidents in Ohio

Ohio law allows those injured by impaired drivers to pursue compensation through a civil personal injury claim. This claim is separate from any criminal case brought by the state. Even if the driver is arrested or convicted, that alone does not cover your medical bills, lost income, or long-term recovery costs. That is where we step in.


DUI-related crashes often involve speeding, swerving, running red lights, and rear-end or head-on collisions. Victims may suffer serious injuries such as broken bones, spinal trauma, head injuries, or psychological distress. In cases involving repeat offenders, excessive blood alcohol levels, or severe harm, you may also be eligible for punitive damages. We help you document these harms and present a claim that reflects the full impact of the crash.


What to Expect When Filing a DUI Injury Claim

Once your immediate medical needs are addressed, the legal process begins by compiling the documentation necessary to support your claim. This includes the police report, arrest records or field sobriety results, your medical records, wage loss statements, and photos of the scene and injuries.


Because DUI accidents involve criminal elements, evidence from the state’s case may be useful in your claim, but it’s not guaranteed. We act quickly to secure what we need from both public and private sources, and we prepare your case independently of any criminal trial. The focus is on your recovery and your legal rights.

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What We Can Do for You

At Hoover Kacyon, LLC, we guide DUI accident victims through the legal aftermath with clarity and structure. Our team prepares, files, and manages every document needed to support your case. We handle the legal challenges so you can concentrate on healing, rebuilding, and moving forward with strength and peace of mind.

Obtain and Preserve Key Legal Records

We request police reports, BAC test results, crash scene evidence, and criminal filings. These documents help prove impairment and show how the driver’s choices caused harm.

Draft and Send Insurance Notices

Gather Medical Records and Financial Proof

Prepare a Full Civil Claim Package

File Legal Documents and Represent You in Court

When to Call a DUI Accident Attorney

If you were injured by a drunk or drug-impaired driver, contact an attorney as soon as possible. Early legal help allows us to secure critical records, communicate with insurers, and build a claim that fully reflects what you’ve lost and what you need to move forward. Our attorneys are ready to step in, provide guidance, and protect your legal standing from day one.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I still have a case if the driver was not convicted of DUI?

Yes. A criminal conviction is not required to pursue a civil injury claim. We can prove impairment and negligence using independent evidence, even without a guilty verdict.

Can I get compensation beyond medical bills?

How long do I have to file a DUI injury claim in Ohio?

Will the criminal case help my personal injury claim?

What if the driver has no insurance?