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Auto Accidents and Injuries If you find yourself injured due to careless driving of another who caused a car crash, consider retaining an attorney for legal help and advice. Auto insurance companies are not in business to pay you. They profit by compensating you as little as possible for your injuries. An attorney will fight to get you as much as he can for settlement of your injury case. Please call me to discuss your accident representation.
Motorcycle Accident Motorcycle accidents occur frequently on San Diego highways and streets. The frequency of this type of traffic accident is often due to the poor visibility of motorcycles by San Diego drivers. Vehicles will merge into the pathway of the motorcycle unaware of the motorcycles location. If you are a motorcycle rider in San Diego, please be careful.
Accidents Involving Pedestrians Pedestrians in San Diego may be hit by vehicles while crossing streets or while walking alongside the roadway. Autos often times swerve outside the lane of travel due to a distraction of the driver. The fog of the San Diego Bay may cause poor visibility leading to a pedestrian being hit while crossing a street. As a pedestrian in San Diego county, you should always take extra caution for your own safety
Bicycle / Auto Accidents Accidents in San Diego involving bicyclists occur because of the many bicycle taxis carrying San Diego tourists. If you find yourself injured as a passenger or bicyclists in an accident caused by a driver of a car, please call me for discuss legal assistance in your potential lawsuit.
Legal News: Early Morning Shooting Takes Place In Rockford After Auto Accident A shooting takes place on Rockford's west side after a two-car accident. The incident happened around 4:30 New Year's Day near the 600 block of Central Avenue, a stone's throw away from Rockford City Yards. Police say that's where a two-car, head-on collision took place, with several people in each car. After the accident, one 24 year old man who got out of one of the cars was shot and critically wounded. Rockford Deputy Chief Greg Lindmark says they have no motive in the case but adds, "The accident occurred. One of the vehicles may have been trying to leave the scene when an argument ensued and one of the people was shot." Rockford Police say they are talking to witnesses and are continuing their investigation into the shooting. They are not revealing the name of the shooting victim at this time but say he is in very critical condition.
Tougher to Reject Auto Insurance Applicants It will be tougher for non-life insurance companies in Korea to reject applications for automobile insurance.
According to non-life insurance businesses on Jan. 4, Korea’s Financial Supervisory Service send notification letters to insurance companies on Jan. 2 informing them of the new regulation that requires them to accept all auto insurance applications, excluding exceptional cases, such as those with more than three accidents over the past three years, or those with a record of insurance fraud.
Until now, some insurance companies have rejected applications which have not had an accident for a length of time. The companies argue that despite extending the “no-accident” period from seven years in 2006 to nine years for 2008, these accounts bring in small profits due to large discount rates under which the fees are discounted up to 60%.
Currently, these auto insurance applicants have had to subscribe additional instruments or insurances that require extra fees as part of the conditions for approval.
There have also been complaints that insurance companies rejected insurance applications for drivers living in areas where accidents are frequent, drivers of expensive imported vehicles, and teenage drivers.
The Financial Supervisory Service plan to enforce the regulation by placing sanctions on executives of the companies or warning companies in violation. Insurance companies are also required to provide an explanation as to why an applicant with a history of accidents is rejected.
Meanwhile the Korean Non-Life Insurance Association will establish a consulting center beginning Jan. 4 to help answer questions related to automobile insurance and to receive complaints by rejected applicants.
Officer still gets his man, despite traffic accident Man believed to have stabbed another apprehended
Georgia Wingate Thompson, The Kingsville Journal
After a Kingsville Police Officer wrecked his patrol unit, a passing motorist was instrumental in aiding in the apprehension of a person suspected in a stabbing on the city's north side last week.
According to a police department press release, Officer Humberto Gonzalez was in front of Kleberg School on North Sixth Street when he heard the call to be on the look-out for a man in a white Grand Prix leaving the area of 1100 W. Corral.
While responding to a call that the vehicle was spotted at the intersection of Sixth Street and Santa Gertrudis Avenue, Gonzalez's unit collided with a vehicle, hit a street sign, retaining pipe along the sidewalk and traveled into a school's front yard.
After checking to see if the occupant in the other vehicle was O.K., Gonzalez flagged down a passing motorist to drive him to 200 E. Richard St. where the suspect vehicle had been stopped. According to the police report, the name of the helpful motorist was unknown.
At the traffic stop, the suspect exited the Grand Prix and was chased on foot by Cpl. Ted Figueroa.
Sgt. Brad Lile, as well as Gonzalez, managed to apprehend Andres Rodriguez, 25, who had run between two buildings near the north alley of 200 E. Richard.
Rodriguez was incarcerated at the Kleberg County Jail and charged with aggravated assault, a second-degree felony.
He was also served with warrants from the State of California for robbery and kidnapping. The State of California has agreed to extradite Rodriguez for their warrants.
The stabbing victim was transported to Spohn Kleberg Memorial Hospital where he was treated for a puncture wound to the right elbow area and released.
Gonzalez was transported to the hospital to be checked and later returned to duty. The unnamed driver of the other vehicle involved in the auto accident refused treatment at the scene.
As per departmental policy, a review of the auto accident will occur and administrative action taken if necessary in conjunction with the accident.
State Troopers investigate cause of deadly auto accident Flags mark off the area on U.S. 280 where a vehicle left the roadway and flipped multiple times, injuring three and claiming the lives of two passengers early Sunday morning.
Alabama State Troopers said they have no new information in the case, but an investigation into the cause and details of the single-car wreck is still under way. The flags outline where the 2002 Dodge Intrepid left the highway and where it eventually came to a stop just past a Nissan car dealership on the eastbound side of 280, west of Sylacauga.
“I don’t know how many times it flipped, but it was a bunch,” said Oak Grove Fire Chief Leon Dale.
Dale said there haven’t been too many wrecks at the site, perhaps one several years ago, but that’s all. He said his department and the other emergency responders had a hard time finding the wreck at first.
“It was pouring down rain that morning, and we had a hard time spotting it at first,” he said.
The accident occurred at approximately 5 a.m. between Sylacauga and Oak Grove. Ashley Regina Danelutt, 24, of Sylacauga and Alree Henderson, 36, of Lineville were the two women who were reportedly thrown from the vehicle and fatally injured in the crash.
Talladega County Coroner Jerry Castleberry said Monday that Danelutt was killed instantly and pronounced dead at the scene. Henderson was taken to Coosa Valley Medical Center, but was pronounced dead on arrival.
Shainah Wood, 21, of Sylacauga was also taken to Coosa Valley Medical Center, where she was treated and released Monday.
Jessica Jones, 24, of Sylacauga was transported to University Hospital in Birmingham, where hospital spokeswoman Kristen Ruggeri said she remains in critical condition. The driver of the vehicle, Tracy Thomas, 30, of Lineville was also taken to University.
According to Dale, Thomas was pinned in the car shouting for help when the response teams arrived. Oak Grove and Sylacauga fire departments had to cut him from the wreckage. Ruggeri said Thomas is still at University, and is in good condition.
State troopers said more information should be available in the next week.
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