NORTH ATTLEBORO, MA — Lukasz Prokop was killed in a car accident that happened in North Attleboro, Massachusetts on Sunday, December 14th, 2014. The article from The Sun Chronicle said that the accident happened around 8:15 Sunday night.
31-year-old Lukasz Prokop was killed when the vehicle he was driving crashed on Interstate 95. Authorities familiar with details of the accident investigation said that the vehicle drove off the road before it hit a tree just off the pavement near the Toner Boulevard exit.
Prokop was killed in the crash. A passenger in the vehicle was identified as Ashley Salah, who was taken to the hospital in a helicopter where she was being treated for unspecified injuries.
Massachusetts State Police are currently investigating the accident at this time.
Scene of the Accident
Commentary:
With the vast majority of single-vehicle accidents where a passenger was hurt, strictly from a legal perspective, there is almost always a claim that can be made against the driver. Barring some kind of mechanical problem with the car (in which case a claim could be made against the manufacturer), drivers have a responsibility to their passengers to drive in a manner that will not get them hurt. Any failure to do this could be considered a breach of this duty.
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