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A motorcyclist was seriously injured in a collision Monday evening on US Highway 70 Business near Hillsborough, North Carolina. The wreck happened around 9:00 pm near the intersections of Highway 70 and Moreland Drive and Tuscarora Drive.
There is very little information available about this wreck other than it involved a car and a motorcycle. Hopefully, the motorcyclist will be OK.
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A scooter driver travelling on Western Boulevard in Raleigh was seriously injured on Wednesday evening. The wreck happened at the intersection of Western Boulevard and Dan Allen Drive. According to reports, a car pulled off of Dan Allen Drive and hit the scooter driver.
Initial reports suggested that the scooter rider had life threatening injuries but updated information indicates that the scooter rider is expected to be ok. The scooter rider was transported to Wakemed for treatment.
There is no indication as to whether police have charged the car driver. If we learn more, we will update this post.
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A woman named Viviana Coria was tragically killed on Sunday afternoon in a motorcycle crash in Fayetteville, North Carolina. The crash happened just before 3:00 pm at the intersection of Santa Fe Drive and All American Expressway.
According to available information, Ms. Coria was driving her bike on Santa Fe Drive when a vehicle made a turn in front of her resulting in the collision. Ms. Coria was thrown from her bike and then hit by a Dodge Ram pickup truck. tragically, she died at the scene.
Ms. Coria was 42 years old and from Fayetteville.
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A gentleman named Joseph Danny Brown was tragically killed in a motorcycle crash involving a hit-and-run vehicle in Greensboro, North Carolina on Thursday morning.
The crash happened at the intersection o South English Street and McConnell Road. According to available information, Mr. Brown was headed north on South English Street when a dark green sedan did not stop at the stoplight and hit Mr. Brown. Mr. Brown was thrown from his motorcycle and critically injured. He was taken to Moses Cone Hospital but did not survive.
Mr. Brown was 43 years old.
Police are looking for a dark green sedan that has significant damage to the passenger side of the car.
Read more about this serious accident.
Hit-and-run collisions are among the most troubling cases any lawyer deals with in North Carolina. Nonetheless, there are ways that we can help a family of a hit-and-run victim including investigating the claim and finding applicable insurance.
If you have questions about a hit-and-run accident, call us today for a free consultation.
A gentleman motorcyclist named Brent Martin was tragically killed on Monday morning in a crash in Iredell County, North Carolina. The crash happened on NC Highway 115 at around 9:30 am when a man driving a Toyota pickup turned across the path of Mr. Martin.
Mr. Martin was 56 years old and was killed at the scene.
The driver of the pickup truck was charged with misdemeanor death by motor vehicle.
A gentleman motorcyclist named Shawn Soules was tragically killed on Tuesday night in a crash near Statesville, North Carolina. The wreck happened near the intersection of N.C. Highway 3 and Johnson Dairy Road.
According to available information, a BMW attempted to turn left onto Johnson Dairy Road and failed to yield the right of way to Mr. Soules. Mr. Soules, who was 47 years old, died at the scene of the accident.
The North Carolina State Highway Patrol is investigating the wreck to determine if charges will be filed. In this case, it would seem apparent that the driver of the BMW would be charged with misdemeanor death by motor vehicle and a failure to yield. If we learn more about this accident, we will update this post.
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A gentleman named James Wright was seriously injured in a motorcycle crash on Sunday afternoon in Staley, North Carolina. The crash happened around 3:10 pm on NC Highway 49 near the intersection with Old Staley Road.
According to available information, a woman operating a 2018 Honda SUV started to turn left onto Whites Chapel Road and then turned back to her right and hit Mr. Wright as he was traveling in the same direction.
The impact forced Mr. Wright off the roadway to the right causing the bike to collide with a utility pole. Mr. Wright sustained serious injuries and was airlifted to UNC Hospital in Chapel Hill for treatment.
At this point, there is no indication of charges having been filed but it would apparent that the woman should at least be charged with a safe movement violation.
A motorcyclist named Beauford Lindsay was seriously injured in a motorcycle accident on Tuesday morning in the small Burke County, North Carolina community of Icard.
The crash apparently happened as Mr. Lindsay was traveling down Icard Rhodhiss Road at around 11:00 am. At that time, a woman pulled out in front of Mr. Lindsay causing the crash.
Mr. Lindsay was transported by EMS to a local hospital for treatment.
A news article notes that Mr. Lindsay had an expired license at the time of the crash. However, this fact should not prevent him from recovering for his injuries since the expired license was not the cause of the wreck. The other driver was cited for failure to yield the right of way.
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A gentleman named Blake Tercero was tragically killed in a motorcycle accident on Glenwood Avenue in Raleigh on Thursday. The accident happened around 1:30 pm and there are significantly conflicting accounts of what happened.
Some reports indicate that Mr. Tercero was traveling at a high rate of speed and popped a wheelie on Glenwood Avenue. Yet, another eyewitness indicates that Mr. Tercero performed a maneuver on his bike to avoid another vehicle.
This is obviously a very complicated case. Hopefully, the Raleigh Police Department has taken eyewitness statements from everyone who saw the wreck. In some instances, the RPD will conduct a full accident reconstruction on fatal accidents such as this but it is not clear if that is happening for this wreck.
Mr. Tercero was a former soldier stationed at Fort Bragg and he was 29 years old. He resided in Fayetteville, North Carolina. The accident location is less than a mile from our offices and resulted in the closing of Glenwood Avenue for several hours.
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If you have been injured in a Wake Forest, North Carolina motorcycle accident and would like to discuss your case with a lawyer, call the motorcycle lawyers at Hendren Redwine & Malone today and ask to speak with our leading motorcycle lawyer Mike Malone.
Our lead motorcycle lawyer Mike Malone has 20 years of experience handling motorcycle accident claims across North Carolina. We have recovered millions of dollars for our clients. While every case is different, we put the same effort into every case regardless of size to ensure that our clients get the best possible outcome under the circumstances.
We provide our clients with unique personal service that you will not find with the big advertising law firms. You do not get stuck behind a wall of paralegals and support staff when you need to speak with your attorney. Our clients get the direct dial number for every attorney and we deliver personal attention to every case.
When we handle a North Carolina motorcycle accident case, our legal fees are based on a percentage of any recovery. Depending on the nature of the case, these fees may vary from 25% to 40%. If we do not recover for you, you do not pay us any fees.
If you have questions about your Wake Forest, North Carolina motorcycle accident case, call Hendren Redwine & Malone today and ask to speak with attorney Mike Malone.
