An unidentified woman believed to be in her 40s was killed in a serious rollover car accident that occurred on April 12, 2011, around 12:54 a.m. at Railroad Avenue and Main Street in Cabazon in Riverside County, approximately 88 miles from San Diego. Officer Jaci Parent said that a big rig driver noticed an overturned silver color Mitsubishi Eclipse and informed the authorities.
According to the Riverside County Coroner’s Office, the exact cause of this fatal car accident remains under investigation. There are several possibilities to explain the accident. Was it a hit-and-run accident? Was any other person involved in this accident? Was she driving under influence? Was there a violation of speed or any other traffic rues? Was there a mechanical failure? These and several other questions are unanswered as of yet. Only a detailed investigation supervised by an expert accident lawyer can determine the cause of the accident.
It is therefore advised that the victim’s family members should consult with an experienced car accident lawyer in Riverside County to find out about their legal rights and options. The consulting lawyer can also help the family to obtain compensation to pay for funeral and burial costs, loss of anticipated income, and loss of love and companionship and other related damages.
We hope that the friends and family of the deceased woman can find peace and, hopefully, turn this loss into a moment to bond and reflect with their other loved ones. Losing a friend or family member is always tough.
Ross Jurewitz is a Riverside County car accident attorney and the managing lawyer of the Jurewitz Law Group, a California personal injury law firm dedicated to representing families of people injured or killed in auto accidents. If you or a loved one has been killed or injured in a traffic accident in Cabazon, please order your free copy of Mr. Jurewitz's book, The Ten Biggest Mistakes that can Destroy Your California Accident Case. It is full of helpful information that will help you protect your legal rights and it is free to all California residents.
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