On Thursday April 8 Jacqueline Miller was hurt in a car crash in Frankford NJ. Miller was a passenger in a Toyota Camry when the accident occurred. According to police a pickup driver stopped his truck at an intersection but failed to notice the approaching Camry. When he drove into the intersection he allegedly struck the Camry. Miller suffered serious injuries and was taken to a nearby hospital. The incident is still under investigation. So far no charges have been filed.
Being hurt in a traffic accident can be completely traumatic. Investigation into this incident may show that the victim was injured due to another persons negligence. In these situations the victim may attempt to file a personal injury lawsuit. I wish I could say that this is a straightforward process but I have worked on these types of suits for twenty years and I have seen that people will in many cases go to great lengths to get out of accepting responsibility for another person’s injuries. In truth however the law is designed to protect the victims in these situations. With an experienced personal injury attorney helping you build a solid case you can make sure that those accountable for your injuries are held accountable for their negligence.
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