A gentleman named David Myers was seriously injured in a motorcycle accident on Tuesday in Salisbury, North Carolina.
The accident apparently happened when a car pulled into the path of Mr. Myers near the 5700 block of South Main Street. As a result, there was a serious collision and Mr. Myers was thrown from his motorcycle. Following the accident, Mr. Myers was airlifted to Wake Forest Baptists Hospital in Winston-Salem, NC which provides high level trauma treatment for this part of North Carolina.
The driver of the car has been charged with a safe movement violation. Mr. Myers, who is reported to be a talented musician, has undergone multiple surgeries for his serious injuries.
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Posted on March 17, 2014 by Michael Malone
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A gentleman named Robert Coy Johnson has died from injuries sustained in a North Carolina motorcycle accident on Monday. The accident happened on North Post Road near Shelby near the intersection of N.C. 150.
The accident apparently happened when a Volvo vehicle struck Mr. Johnson from behind as he was slowing in a 45 mph area. There are some reports that the driver of the Volvo may have been texting at the time of the accident. The preliminary collision report filed with the North Carolina State Highway Patrol notes inattention and a failure to reduce speed as contributing circumstances to the wreck. Charges are pending against the driver of the Volvo and the charges could increase if he is found to have been texting.
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Posted on March 14, 2014 by Michael Malone
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A motorcyclist named George Wagstaff was seriously injured on Tuesday evening in an accident in Gastonia, North Carolina.
The accident happened when a car turned into the path of Mr. Wagstaff on East Franklin Boulevard just in front of the Knights Inn. From available reports, it appears the driver of the car was attempting to turn left into the motel parking lot and crossed the path of Mr. Wagstaff. Mr. Wagstaff was taken to Carolinas Medical Center which provides trauma treatment for serious accident victims in this part of North Carolina.
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Vehicles turning across the path of a motorcycle are among the most common types of accidents involving a motorcyclist. In these types of cases, there are certainly some important questions that must be answered such as whether the other driver was texting or using a cell phone. Hiring an experienced motorcycle accident lawyer is the best way to be certain that all of the critical issues will be investigated. The NC motorcycle accident lawyers at Hendren & Malone have handled motorcycle cases all across North Carolina. Contact us today for a free consultation.
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Posted on March 13, 2014 by Michael Malone
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A terrible and tragic accident involving a motorcycle and a petroleum tanker truck on U.S. 52 near Mount Airy, NC has claimed two lives.
The accident happened around 7:30 pm on Sunday evening when the tanker truck pulled out of the parking lot at Cooke Trucking and into the path of the motorcycle. The motorcycle was driven by John Higginbotham and Ms. Mae Margaret Barker was a passenger on the motorcycle. They both died as a result of the accident. According to reports, Ms. Barker was a longtime teacher in Surry County and Stokes County.
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It is unclear from the information available on this accident why the tanker truck pulled out into the path of the motorcyclists. In some cases, video surveillance from the truck stop may provide valuable insight into how and why this accident happened. Hopefully, the investigating troopers have secured any available video surveillance. Additionally, the on board computer program on the tanker truck should be immediately downloaded to hopefully gather important information about the actions of the truck driver before the accident. In cases such as this, our firm regularly employs accident reconstruction engineers to quickly gather this critical evidence. If you or a family member have been involved in an accident such as this, contact the North Carolina motorcycle lawyers at Hendren & Malone for a free consultation.
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Posted on February 25, 2014 by Michael Malone
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A gentleman named Isaac Sanchez was killed in a motorcycle accident on Sunday in Lexington, North Carolina.
The accident happened around 4:45 pm at the intersection of South Main Street and Wilfred Avenue. The accident involved a 1997 Nissan Sentra but there is no indication in the reports about what may have caused this tragic accident.
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Posted on November 20, 2013 by Michael Malone
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A gentleman named Christopher Reynolds was killed on Sunday afternoon following an accident on Park Drive.
The accident apparently involved three separate vehicles. The first vehicle was a lawnmower which was apparently struck in the rear by the moped. Upon striking the lawnmower, Mr. Reynolds was then struck by a Camaro vehicle. Tragically, Mr. Reynolds did not survive the crash with the Camaro.
There are reports that the position of the afternoon sun may have played a role in the accident. Police are still investigating the accident and no charges have been filed.
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Posted on November 6, 2013 by Michael Malone
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A 19 year old boy named William Rivera pushing his dirt bike along a road was killed Thursday evening in Craven County. The accident happened near the intersection of Honolulu and Harris Road at around 7:00 pm. According to reports, Mr. Rivera was pushing his dirt bike heading south in the northbound lane.
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Based on the very limited information available on this accident, it is very difficult to determine if the driver of the vehicle may be at fault. For instance, did the dirt bike have working reflectors of a headlight that should have alerted the driver that the dirt bike was in the road. Hopefully, investigators will be able to determine whether these factors played a role in this accident.
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Posted on November 3, 2013 by Michael Malone
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A gentleman named James Nemeth was killed on Thursday in an accident on U.S. Highway 17 in North Carolina. The accident happened near the intersection of U.S. 17 and Morgans Corner Road. According to reports, a truck pulled out in front of Mr. Nemeth forcing Mr. Nemeth to slide under the truck. The accident happened around 5:45 am.
The truck driver was charged with misdemeanor death by motor vehicle. There is no indication as to why the truck driver failed to see Mr. Nemeth. Mr. Nemeth was 54 years old and from Chesapeake, Virginia.
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Posted on November 3, 2013 by Michael Malone
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A gentleman named Andrew Collins suffered serious injuries in a motorcycle accident with a hit-and-run driver.
The accident happened on Tuesday morning near the Onslow County and Pender County line on US Highway 17. According to the available information, Mr. Collins was traveling north towards Jacksonville where he was stationed with the MSOS Medical Battalion at MARSOC. A white work truck apparently pulled into Mr. Collins path causing the accident. The white work truck then fled the scene. Investigating officers are looking for the truck and anyone with information should call 1-800-334-7411.
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Posted on October 30, 2013 by Michael Malone
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A gentleman named David Celej was seriously injured as a result of a collision on Friday near the western North Carolina town of Fletcher.
The accident apparently happened when a pickup truck pulled in front of Mr. Celej while he was riding his motorcycle on Highway 25. As a result of the collision, Mr. Celej suffered serious injuries and was taken to Mission Hospital in Asheville.
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Posted on October 29, 2013 by Michael Malone
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