RIVERSIDE COUNTY -- A Hemet school's director of professional and development was killed in a car collision at about 5 p.m. Thursday, The Press-Enterprise reported. The administrator, Jason Moscowtiz, 37, was driving his Honda Civic when he severely collided with a Toyota Celica driven by an 18-year-old senior at West Valley High School. According to the North County Times, this tragic multi-vehicle accident occurred at Sanderson Avenue and Mustang Way. Following this collision, Moscowitz was reported to have died at the scene, while the other driver's identity and whether not he or she was injured was not immediately released.
Car Accident Wrongful Death Liability
Based on the limited information provided by news reports, it is not clear who may be at fault for this horrific collision. Therefore, after a fatal accident like this October 27th accident, family members of the victim would be well-advised to contact a California car accident lawyer to discuss their legal rights in a wrongful death claim. An skilled and competent attorney who has handled fatal incidents such as this one, can help the family determine who may be responsible for the crash, and decide the best course of action to recover the maximum compensation for funeral/burial costs, future anticipated lifetime earnings and benefits, loss of love, car, affection, and companionship.
Sources: The Press-Enterprise, North County Times
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