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A 39-year-old Monterey man sadly died Wednesday night, a few hours after he was severely injured in a rollover accident on Highway 46 in Kern County, the CHP reported. The accident occurred on Hwy 46, just west of Highway 33, around 7:30 p.m. Officials said Elliot Mora, 39, was driving a Ford F-150 pickup truck eastbound on the Highway, when for unknown reasons, he lost control of his vehicle. The truck overturned numerous times, and Mora was ejected. He suffered serious injuries and was airlifted to Kern Medical Center. He died at 11:10 p.m., ABC News said.

Cause of the Fatal Highway 46 Crash

The CHP is investigating the cause of the crash. Based on the information provided in news reports, it was unclear why Elliot Mora lost control of the vehicle. At this point there are only questions as to what occurred. What happened, who was responsible, and could anything have been done to prevent this tragic fatal accident? The CHP reported that alcohol or drug use was not suspected to be a factor in the August 18th accident.

Solo Vehicle Accidents and Wrongful Death Liability

Solo-occupant, solo-vehicle fatality accidents raise a number of questions as to why a crash occurred and who was responsible. Did the accident occur because of the driver, a defect in the vehicle, or the condition of the road? In cases such as this one, where the cause of a crash is unclear, the family members of the victim would be well-advised to talk to a knowledgeable California wrongful death lawyer about the fatal accident and the unique liability issues involved. An attorney can look at the accident report, and if necessary, arrange to have the vehicle, as well as the location of the crash, inspected. If negligence was a factor in the accident, the family may be entitled to compensation for their loss, including damages for funeral and burial expenses, the decedent's future lost earnings, and loss of love, care and companionship.

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A 21-year-old Rialto man was tragically killed early Tuesday morning in a solo-vehcle crash on Lone Pine Canyon Road, the San Bernardino Sun reported. The August 3rd San Bernardino County crash happened around 1 a.m. near Swarthout Canyon Road. According to news reports, the victim, Luke Eller, was a seat-belted passenger in a silver 2010 Mazda. While travelling at least 50 mph eastbound on Lone Pine Canyon Road, the driver of the Mazda, Daniel Sigala, 20, of Phelan, lost control of the vehicle for unknown reasons. The Mazda overturned and Eller was partially ejected. He was taken to Desert Valley Hospital in Victorville, where he died at 2:27 a.m.

Sigala left the scene of the accident without reporting the collision to authorities, and was later taken to the hospital by a friend. The accident remains under investigation. Anyone with information on the case is asked to contact the Victorville CHP office at (760) 241-1186.

Passenger Accidents and Wrongful Death Liability

As a restrained passenger in the vehicle, Eller likely could have done nothing to prevent this horrific accident that ultimately took his life. While the cause of this accident remains under investigation by the CHP, the surviving family members of Luke Eller may benefit from speaking to a knowledgeable San Bernardino wrongful death lawyer experienced in the unique liability issues of solo vehicle accidents and passenger fatalities.

An experienced lawyer can review the accident report, and if necessary, hire an independent investigator to help the family understand who was responsible for this accident. If the crash was caused by the negligence of the driver, a defect in the vehicle, a hazard in the roadway or other dangerous road condition, an attorney can help the victim's family hold the party or parties responsible for this crash accountable. Damages awarded for a passenger's wrongful death may include compensation for final medical expenses, anticipated lifetime earnings of the victim, funeral and burial expenses, and loss of love, care and companionship.

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Four people were hurt in a SUV rollover accident Tuesday afternoon in Barstow, the Desert Dispatch reported. The solo-vehicle accident, which involved a Jeep Grand Cherokee, occurred near the intersection of CA State Route 58 and Interstate 15. According to the CHP, the tread separated on one of the rear tires on the Jeep, causing the driver of the vehicle to lose control and veer off the freeway. Two of the occupants in the vehicle suffered major injuries and were airlifted to Arrowhead Regional Medical Center; two others with less serious injuries were taken by ambulance to Barstow Hospital. The California Highway Patrol is investigating the cause of the San Bernardino SUV rollover accident.

Tire Blowouts and SUV Rollovers on I-15

On March 21st of this year, a San Bernardino woman who was a passenger in a 1995 Jeep died in a solo-vehicle rollover accident on Interstate 15 in San Bernardino caused by a tire blowout. This July 3rd Jeep rollover accident, and the one earlier this year in March, are both examples of the serious consequences of tire blowouts at highway speeds. There have been a number of other serious injury and fatal vehicle rollovers on I-15 this year involving pickup trucks and sport utility vehicles. Tire blowouts have a number of causes, including underinflation, overinflation, overloading, negligent maintenance, road debris, negligent installation and structural defects.

Potential Personal Injury Liability

In any accident where a defect in a vehicle is a potential contributing factor to a collision, the vehicle must be preserved for inspection and testing. The vehicle itself is valuable evidence that can establish what happened in an accident. In situations such as this one, the family members of the injured victims would be well-advised to contact a California SUV rollover accident lawyer about this accident and whether a defect in the tire caused this accident. If the accident was caused by a tire defect, the injured victims may be entitled to compensation for their injuries from the manufacturer of the tire or the vehicle. A lawyer who has successfully represented victims of SUV rollovers can help the injured victims protect their rights and recover the maximum compensation they may be entitled to for their injuries.

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A violent head-on crash Friday afternoon in eastern Los Angeles County tragically left one person dead and eight others injured, the Southwest Riverside News Network reported. The accident occurred on Valyermo Road east of 157th Street East at about 2:57 p.m. Friday. According to reports by the CHP, a 1987 Honda According was travelling west on Valyermo Road, while at the same time, a 1991 Mitsubishi Mirage was travelling eastbound.

The driver of the Honda, Jonathan Maze, 19, of Palmdale, apparently failed to make the curve, and drifted into eastbound lanes where the Honda collided head-on with the Mitsubishi Mirage. The impact caused the Honda Accord to overturn.

One of the passengers, a 25-year-old Palmdale man, died of his injuries at the scene of the crash. The driver of the Honda suffered major injuries and was taken to Antelope Valley Hospital. Two children in the vehicle, an 11-year-old boy and a 13-year-old boy, were taken to Children's Hospital in Los Angeles. The five occupants of the Mitsubishi, all from Littlerock, were taken to Antelope Valley area hospitals with non-life-threatening injuries.

Cause of the Valyermo Road Crash

The cause of the crash remains under investigation by the California Highway Patrol. Based on the news reports, it appears that the driver of the westbound Honda Accord likely caused this crash, by failing to negotiate the turn. According to the CHP, speed was a factor in the collision.

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Four people were injured in a chain-reaction accident on eastbound Interstate 10 Monday afternoon, the Desert Sun reported. The crash occurred at 2:40 p.m., west of Haugen-Lehmann Way in the Whitewater area. Accordinto to California Highway Patrol reports, five vehicles were involved in the crash. One of the vehicles, a truck, overturned, and at least one person had to be freed from a vehicle by firefighters. Four people were taken by ambulance to Desert Regional Medical Center in Palm Springs. No one died in the accident.

Cause of the Interstate 10 Crash

The CHP is investigating the cause of the accident. According to news reports, the incident began when a driver cut off another driver, who honked his horn. The driver of the car that cut off the driver swerved back and collided with the other vehicle. Based on these reports, road rage, defined as violent behavior exhibited by drivers in traffic, may have played a role in the crash. Honking, flashing lights, rude gestures, or intentionally causing a collision are all manifestations of road rage, which is a serious public safety concern. Drivers who exhibit road rage may have their license suspected under California Vehicle Code Section 13210 and held liable for the injuries they cause.

Highway Pileups and Personal Injury Liability

Multi-vehicle accidents on freeways can be complex insurance matters. While this Interstate 10 Whitewater accident remains under investigation, the injured victims of this accident would be well-advised to consult with an experienced California auto accident attorney familiar with the unique legal issues of multi-vehicle crashes on interstate highways. A skilled lawyer can help the victims protect their rights and recover the maximum financial compensation they are entitled for their injuries, including their medical expenses, lost earnings and pain and suffering. In any accident resulting in injury, it is always advisable to speak to a personal injury attorney before discussing an accident with an insurance adjustor.

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A 23-year-old San Bernardino man died early Saturday morning in a SUV rollover crash on the 215 Freeway, the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin reported. The accident occurred in the northbound lanes of the Freeway, south of Ninth Street, at 3:11 a.m. According to news reports, Gustavo Osegueram was a passenger in a black 1997 Honda Passport that struck a concrete construction barrier and flipped over a wall. Osegueram died at the scene of the crash. It was not clear if the driver was injured, or if there were any other passengers in the vehicle.

Our condolences go out to the family of Gustavo Osegueram and everyone who knew and loved this young man. Please keep his family in your prayers during this surely very difficult time.

Cause of the 215 Freeway Accident

Based on the limited information provided in news reports of this July 24th accident, the cause of the crash is unclear. At this point, there are more questions than answers as to what happened. The California Highway Patrol is investigating whether this crash was caused by the driver of the Honda Passport (such as falling asleep under the wheel, driving under the influence of alchol, or speeding), a mechanical malfunction in the sport utility vehicle (such as a tire blowout or steering failure), or a dangerous road condition on the highway.

Passenger Fatalities and Wrongful Death Liability

Accidents involving sport-utility-vehicle rollovers and passenger deaths have unique legal issues. Investigators must look at both the cause of the crash, and the way the passenger died. Was the passenger's death caused by the design of the vehicle, or the accident itself? In situations such as this one, where a passenger is the victim of an SUV rollover accident, the victim's family would be well-advised to contact a California wrongful death attorney to discuss the facts of the accident, who was responsible, and who may be liable for the victim's funeral and burial expenses, future lost earnings and benefits, and the family's loss of love, care, and companionship.

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A teenage boy walking on a sidewalk was tragically killed Sunday morning when an out-of-control Chevy Suburban went up onto the sidewalk and struck him, the Santa Clarita Signal reported. The fatal pedestrian accident happened at about 10:25 a.m. on Sunday, on Soledad Canyon Road near Galixy Avenue. The 15-year-old boy walking on the sidewalk, Eric Michael Gilhooley, died at the scene of the crash.

The driver of the Chevy Suburban that struck Gilhooley, a 47-year-old Canyon Country man, suffered only "scratches," the Signal reported. He was not arrested and authorities said it did not appear that alcohol was a factor in the crash. Anyone with information about the accident is asked to contact Detective Jeff Maag of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Santa Clarita Valley Station at (661)255-1121.

Cause of the Fatal Pedestrian Accident

The Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff Station's Traffic Office is investigating the accident, and why the driver of the Chevy Suburban went off the road and onto the sidewalk. Based upon the limited information, it is not clear if this accident was the result of negligent or reckless driving, a dangerous road condition, or even a possible malfunction in the Suburban. However, as a pedestrian off the road and on a sidewalk, the teen was clearly the victim of this accident.

Pedestrian Accident Wrongful Death

While this accident remains under investigation by law enforcement, the family members of the victim of this crash would be well-advised to contact an experienced Los Angeles wrongful death lawyer who has represented family members in fatal sidewalk pedestrian accidents. A lawyer skilled in the complex legal issues of these type of accidents can help the victim's family understand and protect their legal rights to make sure whoever is responsible for this pedestrian accident is held liable. Damages awarded in a wrongful death claim can include compensation for funeral and burial expenses, future anticipated lifetime earnings of the victim, and loss of love, care, and companionship.

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One woman died Thursday morning following a violent three-car crash in Anaheim, the OC Register reported. The July 15th Orange County accident, which occurred at 8:35 a.m., involved a green Nissan sedan, a blue Chevrolet pickup truck, and a black Honda Civic. According to news reports, the green Nissan sedan driven by Isabel Tizapan, 46, was headed north on Blue Gum Street, while at the same time the blue pickup truck was headed east on Miraloma Avenue. Both vehicles collided as they entered the intersection. The collision forced the wreckage into the black Honda Civic, which was stopped on Mira Loma Avenue.

Isabel Tizapan died of her injuries at the scene of the crash, and a male passenger in her vehicle suffered possibly life-threatening injuries. The driver of the pickup truck suffered minor injuries, and the female driver of the Civic did not suffer serious injuries. Both the driver of the Civic and the driver of the pickup truck were interviewed by Anaheim Police.

Cause of the Car Accident

Police are investigating the cause of the crash. It is not clear based on the news reports which vehicle had the right of way, or if there was a malfunction with one of the traffic light signals at the intersection. It is likely that either the driver of the pickup truck or the driver of the sedan ran a red light. Any witnesses that have not already spoken to investigators are asked to contact the Anaheim Police Department at (714) 765-1861.

Wrongful Death Liability Considerations

Based on the news reports, it is not clear who is responsible for this very tragic intersection accident. It appears this collision is probably caused by a one of the vehicle's failing to yield to the right of way of another. Investigators are still working to determine exactly what happened. When a driver dies in a car accident, family members may benefit from speaking to an experienced California wrongful death lawyer who can help the family understand who is responsible for an accident, and explain the family members' legal rights. If the driver of the Nissan is determined to have not caused this crash, her family may be entitled to financial compensation for her wrongful death from whoever is determined to be responsible for the accident.

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A Bloomington woman died Monday morning in a solo vehicle rollover accident on Interstate 15 in Victorville, the San Bernardino Press Enterprise reported. The July 5th accident was reported at 7:51 a.m. on northbound I-15, north of Bear Valley Road in Victorville. The San Bernardino County Coroner identified the victim as Gloria Lynn Hooker, 57, of Bloomington.

According to the Victorville Daily Press, Hooker was a passenger in a 1999 Ford F250 Superduty pickup truck driven by Jerry Wayne Hooker, 55. The vehicle was in the fast lane when one of the tires rapidly lost pressure. As the driver attempted to pull over in the center divider, the tire shredded, causing the pickup truck to overturn multiple times. Both the driver and the passenger remained in the vehicle and had to be extricated by emergency personnel. Jerry Wayne Hooker was flown to Antelope Valley Hospital with moderate injuries. Gloria Lynn Hooker died at the scene.

Tire Blowouts and Rollover Accidents

The California Highway Patrol is still investigating the cause of the accident. If news reports are accurate, the rapid deflation and blowout of the tire caused the driver of the vehicle to lose control, and the vehicle to overturn. This was not the first I-15 rollover fatality attributed to a tire blowout this year. A 46-year-old San Bernardino woman died in March in a Jeep rollover accident on I-15 attributed to a tire blowout.

At freeway speeds, it can be very difficult to regain control of a vehicle in a rollover situation. Tires are a critical element of vehicle safety. When tires blow out, or rapidly deflate, the consequences are often deadly. Tire blowouts can be caused by aged tires, excessively worn tires, road hazards, underinflation, overinflation, overloading, and defects in design and manufacturing. Every year, dozens of tire manufacturers recall tires for defects that put motorists at risks. Tire blowouts can also result when tires are not installed properly.

Wrongful Death Liability and Compensation

If the tire blowout resulted from a tire manufacturing defect or negligence in installation, the family members of the victim of this accident may be entitled to compensation for their loss in a wrongful death claim. While this crash is under investigation, the family members of the victims of this crash may benefit from speaking to an attorney about the cause of this crash and potential liability issues. An experienced lawyer who has handled many tire blowout accident cases can arrange to have the tire and vehicle inspected, and advise the victims of their potential legal rights, options, and responsibilities following this accident.

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A 22-year-old Carpinteria woman died early Sunday morning after an early morning crash caused by a suspected drunk driver, the Ventura County Star reported. The victim, Elizabeth Gonzalez, was one of two passengers in a vehicle driven by Alma Ruiz, 29, of Santa Barbara. Around 2 a.m., Ruiz was driving eastbound on Bates Ranch Road, near Highway 101 and Rincon Beach Park, when she apparently lost control of her vehicle on a curve and struck a power pole. The pole was sheared off at its base and fell into the road. The car directly behind Ruiz's car also crashed into the wreckage. Ruiz and the other passenger in her vehicle, Yahaira Martinez, 21, of Carpentaria, both suffered moderate injuries. Gonzalez died of her injuries at the scene of the accident.

The cause of the July 4th Bates Ranch Road accident remains under investigation by the California Highway Patrol. However, if news reports are accurate, this accident was caused by the suspected drunk driver, Alma Ruiz, who was arrested following the crash. It is always heartbreaking when anyone dies or is seriously hurt in a collision caused by a drunk driver. Drunk driving is an epidemic that is 100% preventable.

Driver Liability for Passenger Wrongful Death

When a driver causes an accident that results in injury or death to passengers, that driver may be liable for the passengers' serious injuries or wrongful death. In situations such as this one, the family members of the victims are well-advised to contact a California wrongful death attorney about the accident, and the possibility of holding the suspected drunk driver accountable the accident she caused in a personal injury or wrongful death action. Damages obtained in a wrongful death claim may include compensation for funeral and burial expenses, anticipated future earnings and wages, and loss of love, care, and companionship. Personal injury claim damages may include compensation for medical expenses, lost earnings and pain and suffering. In some cases involving drunk drivers, punitive damages may also be available.

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The victim of a fatal off-road crash in Menifee has been identified as Riley Wills, 25, of Menifee. According to reports in the San Bernardino Press-Enterprise, on Wednesday, May 26th at about 6:20 p.m., Wills was driving a Jeep on a dirt trail about 900 feet above a residential neighborhood in the area of McCall Boulevard and Oakhurst Avenue. For unknown reasons, the Jeep slid off the trail and rolled about 400 feet down a steep embankment. According to the Riverside County Sheriff-Coroner, Wills, the sole occupant of the vehicle, was ejected and died at the scene of the crash.

Our deepest condolences go out to Riley's family and everyone who loved this young man. Please keep his family in your prayers.

Cause of the Accident

The limited information in news reports does not explain what happened in this accident. The investigation as to the cause of the accident is continuing and anyone with information regarding this incident is encouraged to call Sergeant Dan Lingo at the Menifee Police Traffic Team at (951) 210-1000. Hopefully the investigation by law enforcement will reveal why this accident occurred and exactly what happened.

Off-Road Accidents and Wrongful Death Liability

Just like accidents on streets and highways, off-road accidents have countless causes. They may be caused by dangerous roadway conditions, vehicle defects, and tire failures, or they may caused by the driver. In any fatal accident where it is not clear why a crash occurred, the family members of the decedent are well-advised to contact a wrongful death lawyer who can arrange to have the vehicle and accident location independently inspected. If this accident was caused by a manufacturing defect in the jeep or its tires, or a dangerous road condition, the family of the victim may be entitled to financial compensation from whoever is responsible for the loss of their loved one in a wrongful death claim.

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Five people were injured in a rollover crash on Interstate 10 Wednesday afternoon, the California Highway Patrol reported. The injury accident was reported at 4:23 p.m. on Interstate 10 at Frontage Road, east of the Cactus City Rest Area in Chuckwalla. According to KPSP Local 2 News, the vehicle rollover was triggered by a tire blowout on the freeway. Firefighers extricated five people from the car. One person suffered critical injuries and was airlifted to a hospital. Two others suffered moderate injuries and two others suffered minor injuries.

Tire Blowouts and Accidents

By definition, tire blowouts are a rapid loss of air pressure in a tire, usually caused by a tire bursting or falling apart. With advances in tire technology, blowouts are less common than they were several decades ago, but these events still occur. Blowouts can occur for a number of reasons ranging from debris in the road, under inflation of a tire, or a small puncture that allows a tire to slowly deflate until it fails. In some cases, blowouts occur because of defects in the manufacturing of the tire. In any event, tire blowouts often cause loss of control of a vehicle, which can result in a rollover.

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A 23-year-old Riverside man died Monday night in a rollover crash on northbound Interstate 15, the Riverside County Sheriff-Coroner's Department said in a press release. The man was identified as Pablo Larios. According to the San Bernardino Press-Enterprise, the rollover crash was reported at 11:15 p.m. on Interstate 15 near Main Street. Larios died at 11:41 p.m. Monday at the scene of the crash. The cause of the accident remains under investigation.

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The Southwest Riverside News Network reported that at least one person was hurt in a rollover crash on state Route 371 (Cahuilla Road) near Anza this morning. The accident was reported at 8:37 a.m. near Cary Road, the Temecula Valley News said. Information about what caused the crash or the extent of the victims' injuries was not immediately available. At least one person was taken to the hospital with moderate injuries.

Highway 71 Accidents and Fatalities

Less than a year ago, on Friday, August 14, 2009, two people suffered critical injuries in a head-on collision on Highway 371 at Cary Road, likely very near this same accident location. On May 23, 2006, one person died in an early morning rollover crash on Hwy 371 near Burnt Valley Road (about five miles away from the location of the May 20th rollover crash). A total of nine people died in accidents on Highway 371 in 2006, and three people died on Hwy 371 in 2007, according to the CHP. Residents of the Anza Valley have long lobbied Caltrans for more safety projects for their rural area, which is located south of Hemet and east of Temecula.

About Hwy 371

California State Route 371 is a heavily travelled 20-mile connector route beginning at State Route 79 in Aguanga, and ending at State Route 74 near Anza. The route from southwestern Riverside County to the Coachella Valley runs through the town of Anza, but otherwise travels through mostly rural areas.

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One person died in a solo-vehicle crash early Thursday morning in Santa Barbara County, authorities have reported. The fatal rollover crash occurred in the Windy Gap area on Highway 154 (the Chumash Highway), about a half-mile south of Painted Cave Road, and involved a 2006 Dodge Dakota pickup truck. According to reports of the incident, the driver and passenger were travelling from Malibu on their way to Chumash Casino in Santa Ynez.

Around midnight, the driver, Bert Barrera, 38, swerved to avoid some rocks that had fallen in the roadway, and struck another rock that was concealed by brush, causing him to lose control of the pickup truck. The vehicle crashed into a hillside and overturned. The rollover caused the roof to cave in and fatally injured the front seat passenger, a 45-year-old Malibu man who was not identified. Barrera suffered minor to moderate injuries. According to the CHP, alcohol was not a factor in the crash, and both men were wearing seat belts.

Cause of the Crash & Liability Issues

Although the cause of the accident is still under investigation, if news reports are accurate, the crash occurred because the driver did not see the rocks in the roadway. It is unclear how fast the pickup truck was travelling when the accident occurred, and if the driver could have prevented the collision. The passenger's death was likely caused by the roof of the pickup truck caving in and fatally crushing him. This accident raises a number of concerns from a legal standpoint. One, how long had the rocks been in the road, and did Caltrans know they were in the road before the accident occurred? If Caltrans was aware of the rocks, but failed to remove the rocks from the road in a reasonable amount of time, or if they were aware that rocks had fallen in the area in the past, Caltrans could be liable for the dangerous road condition.

Secondly, could the pickup truck have been better designed to prevent the passenger's death in this accident? Pickup truck rollovers often result in fatality or catastrophic injury because their roof and roof pillars may collapse. Because pickup trucks are not classified as "passenger vehicles," they are not subject to the same federal safety standards imposed on cars, even though they are marketed as passenger vehicles. Pickup truck rollovers, although not as common as SUV rollovers, may be subject to the same legal issues and remedies. Emergency avoidance maneuvers such as the one described in this April 29th accident on State Route 154, are common causes of pickup truck rollovers.

Wrongful Death Liability

While this accident is still under investigation, the family of the man killed would be well-advised to talk to a an experienced California wrongful death lawyer as soon as possible. An experienced attorney familiar with dangerous roadway condition and vehicle rollover cases can review the accident report, arrange to have the vehicle and location of the incident inspected, and further advise the family of their best course of action in a possible wrongful death claim.

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