A 48-year-od woman struck by a vehicle March 13th in San Bernardino has died, authorities have reported. The victim, Jenny Rita Moya, was crossing the street at the intersection of Mount Vernon Avenue and Eighth Street at about 7:30 p.m. when she was struck by a 1993 Nissan Quest. The Daily Bulletin reported Moya remained hospitalized since the accident last month and died Wednesday, April 8th.
Our sympathy goes out to the family of Jenny Moya and everyone who knew and loved her. Please keep her family in your prayers during this surely difficult time.
Who Was At Fault?
The driver of the vehicle that struck her, a 29-year-old Rancho Cucamonga man, has not been arrested, but the cause of the accident is still under investigation. Anyone with information about the incident may call Sgt. Brett Birnbaum at 909-388-4919. Based upon the reports of this accident, it is not clear how the accident occurred, and whether the driver of the Nissan Quest was speeding, under the influence of alcohol, or otherwise driving negligently.
Liability and Wrongful Death Issues
While this San Bernardino pedestrian accident is under investigation, the family of the victim would be well-advised to speak with a San Bernardino wrongful death lawyer. Even if the driver is not cited or charged for the accident, the family may still pursue justice in a civil claim for wrongful death. An attorney can monitor the investigation, and help the family hold whoever was responsible for this woman's death accountable to the maximum extent. Compensation in a wrongful death claim can include damages for final medical expenses, funeral expenses, loss of future earnings, and loss of love and companionship.
Source: Daily Bulletin
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