A girl was rushed to a local hospital along with a newborn baby and a toddler after a vehicle struck the female’s car after running a red light at Euclid Street and Ball road this Thursday, according to police authorities.
Sgt. Daron Wyatt, the Anaheim police and fire department spokesman, announced that a black Honda Accord flew through the intersection at about 11 Thursday morning, and collided with the woman’s white Toyota Solara and an additional silver Honda Accord.
According to Sgt. Wyatt, the woman that was driving the white Solara sustained minor injuries but was required to be brought to a hospital as a trauma patient due to collision mechanics. He assured the children were not injured. The person driving the silver Accord also suffered minor injuries but was not transported to a hospital, he explained.
The man driving the black Honda Accord lost consciousness along with his female passenger. The cause of the incident is still being investigated, however, police are not convinced drugs or alcohol played a role in the collision. All the injuries victims received are considered non-life-threatening.
Have you suffered either emotional, physical, or financial hardship as a result of someone else’s negligent driving? You may be entitled to earn legal compensation with the help of an experienced Orange County car accident attorney. We are able to assist you in car accidents, motorcycle accidents, truck accidents, and more. Time is crucial, you cannot wait. California’s statute of limitation states that you have up to two years since the date of the accident to file a claim against another person, this window is significantly reduced to six months if you plan on pursuing legal action against the state or other government entity.
Guldjian & Fasel Law has successfully represented clients from Orange County for years. Learn more about Anaheim accidents and to schedule your free first-time legal consultation to sit with a professional legal representative who will determine whether your case can be successfully presented in a California court of law. Do not hesitate, you owe it to yourself to have someone fighting relentlessly for your rights.
Do You Need A Personal Injury Lawyer?
in Personal InjuryMany people wonder if they need a personal injury lawyer after being involved in an accident. The answer really depends on the severity and circumstances of the accident.
If the accident caused injuries it is always a good idea to consult with an experienced personal injury lawyer to ensure you fully understand any legal issues that may need to be considered.
It’s also important to remember that some injuries may not be immediately noticeable right after an accident. Even if you do not immediately feel as though you were injured, it is a good idea to see a doctor for an examination, just to make sure.
Personal injury laws are complex and an experienced injury accident lawyer will be able to ensure your legal rights are protected.
A good personal injury lawyer can help handle all aspects of the aftermath of a serious accident. Below are a few things they will be able to help you with after an accident:
There are numerous other aspects of a personal injury case that a good injury lawyer will help with, but the bottom line is that you should definitely consult with a qualified injury lawyer as soon as possible after an accident.
Below are a few online resources that can help you understand personal injury laws, lawsuits and how to find a local personal injury lawyer:
Fatal Accident In Vancouver, WA
in NewsA Vancouver, WA man was killed when a BNSF Railway train smashed into his vehicle near Southeast Evergreen Highway around 9 p.m.
Police stated the man was 54 years old and a Vancouver area resident and multiple blunt force traumas were the cause of death.
It is unclear why the vehicle was on the train tracks causing the collision with the oncoming train.
This story was first reported in the Columbian.
Woman And Her Two Babies Survive Anaheim T-Bone Collision
in NewsA girl was rushed to a local hospital along with a newborn baby and a toddler after a vehicle struck the female’s car after running a red light at Euclid Street and Ball road this Thursday, according to police authorities.
Sgt. Daron Wyatt, the Anaheim police and fire department spokesman, announced that a black Honda Accord flew through the intersection at about 11 Thursday morning, and collided with the woman’s white Toyota Solara and an additional silver Honda Accord.
According to Sgt. Wyatt, the woman that was driving the white Solara sustained minor injuries but was required to be brought to a hospital as a trauma patient due to collision mechanics. He assured the children were not injured. The person driving the silver Accord also suffered minor injuries but was not transported to a hospital, he explained.
The man driving the black Honda Accord lost consciousness along with his female passenger. The cause of the incident is still being investigated, however, police are not convinced drugs or alcohol played a role in the collision. All the injuries victims received are considered non-life-threatening.
Have you suffered either emotional, physical, or financial hardship as a result of someone else’s negligent driving? You may be entitled to earn legal compensation with the help of an experienced Orange County car accident attorney. We are able to assist you in car accidents, motorcycle accidents, truck accidents, and more. Time is crucial, you cannot wait. California’s statute of limitation states that you have up to two years since the date of the accident to file a claim against another person, this window is significantly reduced to six months if you plan on pursuing legal action against the state or other government entity.
Guldjian & Fasel Law has successfully represented clients from Orange County for years. Learn more about Anaheim accidents and to schedule your free first-time legal consultation to sit with a professional legal representative who will determine whether your case can be successfully presented in a California court of law. Do not hesitate, you owe it to yourself to have someone fighting relentlessly for your rights.