Jorge J. Marles, of Fairview Heights, collided with a Chevrolet Impala driven by a 19-year-old woman at Sullivan Drive and Frank Scott Parkway.
Source: Don’t miss this: Fairview Heights man dies following motorcycle crash | Belleville News-Democrat
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Tragic accident. Motorcycle riders may claim for damages and file lawsuits against negligent motorists.
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Two people suffered non-life threatening injuries Monday afternoon in a two-vehicle accident on Interstate 55 near Sherman.Marcia L. Leach, 58, who was
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Part of a negligence lawsuit may involve using a traffic violation to prove unsafe driving on the part of the at fault driver.
The two men killed early Sunday in a two-vehicle crash on I-64 at Green Mount Road in O’Fallon have been identified as Harold Miller, 80, of Swansea and Shawn Heilman, 40, of Troy.
Source: Coroner identifies drivers killed in holiday weekend crash on I-64
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Horrible accident. Shows danger of highway driveway. Wrongful death lawsuits often result from this type of collision.
The federal government is suing to stop the family of San Bernardino shooter Syed Rizwan Farook from collecting more than $250,000 in life insurance payments from his death.
Interesting legal approach. There are laws in some states that prohibit a person who violates the law from profiting from it. If there is some money that is available a victim may sue and attempt to collect it as damages for injuries resulting from the wrongdoer’s actions.