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Fort Worth Car Accident Kills Bicyclist

Motor vehicle car accident kills bicyclist

Date: July 29, 2011

Location: South Pipleline Road, Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas

Type: Car-Bicycle Accident

Outcome: Bicyclist killed.

A Euless man, riding his bicycle, has died from an accident injuries at John Peter Smith Hospital.  Paul Niccolai, 56, was killed while riding his bicycle  at 10950 S. Pipeline Road, five miles from his house.    The driver who hit Niccolai is a Euless man driving an Acura.

In 2009, there were 49 people killed in Texas on bikes that were involved in car accidents.  There were 128 killed in accidents in Fort Worth and Tarrant County, Texas.

Dallas Car Accident Attorneys at The Kipness Law Firm express their sorrow for the family and friends of the people that was killed in this tragic pedestrian-auto accident. If you or a family member has lost a loved one as the result of a car accident, Dallas Texas Wrongful Death Lawyer Kipness Law Firm can help you.

We understand the stress that can occur as a result of being in a serious auto accident. We assist car accident, trucking accident, and motorcycle accident victims recover the compensation they are entitled to receive under the law. Under the law in Texas, all injured people have the right to seek compensation for past and future damages that were caused by the negligence of another person, a company or governmental entity.

The injured person has the legal right to file a personal injury lawsuit in order to seek compensation for their injuries. Damages can include: past medical bills; future medical care; lost wages; future lost wages; pain; mental suffering; impairment, and disfigurement. A person killed in an accident can file a lawsuit to recover past medical bills; lost wages, future lost wages, and burial expenses. Some relatives may recover compensation for emotional distress.

For most accidents, lawsuits must be brought two years from the date of accident or the claim is barred.

Fannin County Car Accident Kills Two Teenagers and Injures Two Teenagers

Motor vehicle car accident kills two and injures two

Date: July 22, 2011

Location: FM 896, Fanning County, Texas

Type: One car rollover accident

Outcome: Two killed; Two injured.

Two teenagers are dead and two are seriously injured from a rollover accident in Leonard, Fannin County, Texas.  The accident took place on FM 896 when driver Brandon Richards lost control of the vehicle, causing it to roll many times.  Alexandria Hilliard of Dodd City and Zachary Kelton of Ector were dead at the scene.  Brandon Richards and Briann Hilliard of Dodd City were taken to Parkland Hospital in Dallas via helicopter.    Residents near FM 896 have stated the road is narrow, hilly, and the cause of numerous death accidents.   Leonard PD and Texas DPS are still investigating the accident.

In 2009, there were 59,164 serious injury crashes and 3089 deaths from Texas car accidents, including 1227 run off the road crashes.  Deaths in rural areas from car accident was 1685, 54.5% of all traffic related deaths.

Dallas Car Accident Attorneys at The Kipness Law Firm express their sorrow for the family and friends of the people that was killed in this single car auto accident. If you or a family member has lost a loved one as the result of a single car accident, Dallas Texas Wrongful Death Lawyer Kipness Law Firm can help you.

We understand the stress that can occur as a result of being in a serious auto accident. We assist car accident, trucking accident, and motorcycle accident victims recover the compensation they are entitled to receive under the law. Under the law in Texas, all injured people have the right to seek compensation for past and future damages that were caused by the negligence of another person, a company or governmental entity.

The injured person has the legal right to file a personal injury lawsuit in order to seek compensation for their injuries. Damages can include: past medical bills; future medical care; lost wages; future lost wages; pain; mental suffering; impairment, and disfigurement.

A person killed in an accident can file a lawsuit to recover past medical bills; lost wages, future lost wages, and burial expenses. Some relatives may recover compensation for emotional distress.

In this case, all passengers may have a claim against the auto insurance company for the driver for negligent driving.  The police report will identify if driver error was the cause of the accident and identify the auto insurance company.

For most accidents, lawsuits must be brought two years from the date of accident or the claim is barred.

Grapevine Car Accident Kills Pedestrian

Date: July 28, 2011

Location: State Highway 121, Grapevine, Tarrant County, Texas

Type: One car accident with pedestrian

Outcome: Pedestrian killed.

A woman was killed when she tried to cross State Highway 121 in Grapevine, Texas.  The accident happened at 3:30 a.m. near Bass Pro Drive.  Police identified the woman as between 25 and 30 years old.  She was hit after she left her vehicle on the northbound service road and was pronounced dead the scene.  The highway was closed until 7:30 a.m.

In 2009, there were 46 people killed and 6551 seriously injured in pedestrian accidents in Texas.

Dallas Car Accident Attorneys at The Kipness Law Firm express their sorrow for the family and friends of this person that was killed in this tragic pedestrian auto accident. If you or a family member has lost a loved one as the result of a pedestrian car accident, Dallas Texas Wrongful Death Lawyer Kipness Law Firm can help you.

A person killed in an accident can file a lawsuit to recover past medical bills; lost wages, future lost wages, and burial expenses. Some relatives may recover compensation for emotional distress.

Pedestrian accidents are very dangerous because the pedestrian is not protected by the steel and confines of a car or truck.  595 people in Texas in 2009 were killed at night even with lighted streets.

For most personal injury accidents, lawsuits must be brought two years from the date of accident or the claim is barred.

Arlington Motorcycle Accident Kills Motorcycle Operator From Cedar Hill

Date: July 17, 2011

Location: State Highway 360 at Interstate 20, Arlington, Tarrant County, Texas

Type: One motorcycle accident

Outcome: Motorcycle Driver killed.

Justin Armstrong, 19, of Cedar Hill, Texas was killed in single motorcycle accident on State Highway 360 in Arlington, Texas.  Mr. Armstrong was speeding on Highway 360 near I-20 interchange after 11 p.m.  He hit the guardrail, was ejected from his motorcycle, and was declared dead at the scene.  Two other vehicles had accidents from this accident but there were no more injuries. 

In 2009, there were 4371 serious injury causing vehicle accidents in Fort Worth and Tarrant County, Texas. In this same year, 46 people were killed in wrongful death car accidents in Fort Worth & Tarrant County, Texas. 432 motorcyclists were killed in Texas in 2009, 60% of which were not wearing helmets. 2688 reeeived serious personal injuries while on the motorcyle but not wearing a helmet.

Dallas Car Accident Attorneys at The Kipness Law Firm express their sorrow for the family and friends of the motorcyle driver that was killed in this single speeding motorcycle accident. If you or a family member has lost a loved one as the result of a motorcyle accident, Dallas Texas Wrongful Death Lawyer Kipness Law Firm can help you.

A person killed in an accident can file a wrongful death lawsuit to recover past medical bills; lost wages, future lost wages, and burial expenses. Some relatives may recover compensation for emotional distress and for lost dependence on the income of the deceased.

For most motorcycle accidents, lawsuits must be brought two years from the date of accident or the claim is barred.