On January 18, 2009, in Ada County, Illiniois, a ten year old girl died from blunt force trauma injuries when a fourteen year old boy driving a motorcycle struck the young girl from behind.  Upon the motorcycle colliding with the girl's bicycle, the motorycle accident caused the young girl to be thrown from her bicycle.  From the collision of the motorcycle as well as contact with the pavement, the young girl sustained blunt force trauma injuries as well as other serious injuries.  While the young girl sustained brain injuries as a direct result of the motorycle accident, there is no indication that she was wearing a helmet.

The young girl's death was reported within four hours of the motorcycle accident, where the young girl  was transported to St. Luke's Regional Medical Center Pediatric Intensive Care Unit.

Initially, the motorcycle accident and resulting fatality has been ruled as an accident, but the family of the young girl may still have rights against the young boy's family for their loss.  It is essential that they contact an attorney immediately so witnesses and data may be collected while such facts are fresh beyond the investigation being conducted by the Elmore County Sheriff's Office.

If you or a loved one has been injured in a motorcycle accident in Fresno, please visit our Fresno Lawyers Website and speak with one of our knowledgable personal injury attorneys.

On January 28, 2009, an unidentified teenage driver was driving a Mercedes on Highway 59.  As the teenager was driving southbound on Highway 59, the teenage driver apparently permitted his car to veer from his lane and struck an oncoming car.

This car accident fatally killed the teenage driver of the Mercedes.  The driver of the oncoming car involved in the two-car accident was seriously injured as a result of the impact from this car accident.  This injured driver was transported to Doctors Medical Center in Modesto to recover from his injuries.  This driver was reported to be in critical condition.  As a patient in critical condition, the driver's vital signs are unstable and not within normal limits and indicators are unfavorable as to his recovery, but are still possible as a result of this car accident.  Although there is no indication one way or the other, the other driver may be unconscious as a result of the car accident.  While any further facts are still unclear, the other driver suffered severe injuries which could have included brain injury, brain trauma, broken bones, spinal cord injuries, and severe bleeding from the head.  Any and all of these injuries will most likely affect the injured driver and his family for his entire life.

Therefore, if you or a loved one has been injured in a car or vehicle accident in Fresno, please contact one of our experienced and knowledgable Fresno Car Accident Attorneys who are available 24-hours a day to offer you a free consultation.