Archive for August, 2010

Baby Boy Killed in Car Accident – Colorado Personal Injury Attorney

Monday, August 30th, 2010

According to The Denver Post, a “9-month-old New Castle boy died in a car accident on Interstate 70 on Sunday after he was ejected from his car seat.” Investigators believe that the boy was not buckled into his seat at the time of the accident. They also believe that alcohol and drugs were not involved. The driver of the car, the boy’s mother, was wearing her seat belt and “was hospitalized with unknown injuries.” The cause of the accident remains under investigation.

For children between the ages of 2 and 14, automobile “accidents are the leading cause of death.” According to an article at articlebase, nearly 2,000 children die in car accidents every year and nearly 250,000 are injured. These fatalities represent 5% of all car accident fatalities.

The loss of a loved one is tragic and painful. The loss of child is devastating. If you or someone you know has lost a child in a car accident, you need a Colorado Personal Injury Attorney who is not only qualified but compassionate. The attorneys at The Daniel Law Firm are attorneys you can trust after a tragedy brought on by a car accident. For free consultation and review of your case, contact us at (303) 951-0233.

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Tree Trimmer Dies in Fall – Denver Personal Injury Attorney

Thursday, August 26th, 2010

A tree trimmer in Littleton was killed on Wednesday after the articulated boom he was in snapped and he fell about 30 feet. The Denver Post is reporting that the accident happened at about noon in the 5200 block of South Sherman Street. Littleton Fire Bureau Chief Jay Ruoff said the man was being lowered in the bucket when “basically the arm on the truck broke and came down and he was thrown out.”

According to the Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries, from 1992 to 2007, a total of 1,285 people were killed in tree-trimming accidents nationwide. Of these deaths, 42 percent occurred when a person was hit by a falling tree or branch. Another 34 percent were killed by a fall from a tree, while 14 percent were killed by electrocution.

No one can ever be fully prepared for an accident.  Even if you are adequately insured, severe and chronic injuries can quickly deplete even the best coverage.  When this occurs, how will you pay your medical expenses and rehabilitation costs?  What if you are unable to work and can no longer support your family? During such a difficult time, your Colorado Personal Injury Attorney with The Daniel Law Firm can be of great assistance with regard to analyzing your unique situation and providing advice and counsel related to your legal options. If you have been injured or a loved one has been killed in an accident, reach out to The Daniel Law Firm. We take great pride in serving clients all over Colorado. Let us discuss with you the best strategy for moving your case forward in both a positive direction and timely manner. Call us today at (303) 951-0233.

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Aurora Woman Killed after Rollover Crash – Parker Personal Injury Attorney

Friday, August 13th, 2010

A 21-year-old Aurora woman died after a rollover crash early Thursday morning. 9News.com reports that Yoana Rodriguez’s car rolled after swerving to avoid debris on Tower Road near 97th Avenue in Commerce City. Rodriguez was not wearing a seat belt at the time of the crash and was ejected from the vehicle. A 2-year-old girl whose identity has not been released survived the crash with minor injuries. Gary Mackey, who witnessed the accident, found the little girl strapped in her car sit and was able to pull her out of the wreckage. The crash remains under investigation.

According to a 2004 CBSNews.com report, road debris causes “25,000 accidents – and nearly 100 deaths – each year.” The report goes on to encourage drivers to be vigilant about securing loads in the back of trucks or strapped to the tops of cars, warns drivers to be on the look out for vehicles with loose or improperly secured loads of debris (avoiding driving too close to such vehicles), and adds that sometimes “it’s better to drive over small debris” than it is to swerve to avoid it.

If you or a loved one have been injured in an accident caused by debris in the road, you need to speak to a qualified Parker Personal Injury Attorney about your legal options. Often, an investigation by police and a attorney can determine those responsible or at fault and help you recover the compensation you are entitled to. The Daniel Law Firm has the experience and determination needed in cases like these. For a free consultation and review of your case contact us today at (303) 951-0233.

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