Or at least that's what New York DWI attorney Paz Spelman says.
Spelman was returning home one afternoon last month with a friend when he crashed into the back of another car. The friend later admitted to police that the two were playing games on the car's built-in Playstation while traveling across town.
Expectedly, the insurance company refused to the estimated damages cost of $34,000 after receiving the police report containing the admission of the passenger to playing games while driving. The majority of the cost was to repair Spelman’s custom 2007 Mercedes-Benz G-Class.
But the New York DWI attorney believes otherwise. "My Law firm and I plan to fight their decision for as long as it takes to get it overturned", he said.
May 20, 2007 - 9:00pm
