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A week ago, a hit-and-run driver ran into Chloe Williams while she was walking in a cross walk. She s been in a hospital bed ever since. Standing is hard for her. Walking is something she expects to work on soon. The 15-year-old said her recovery could come along faster if the driver who hurt her would turn themselves in. It would help a lot, said Williams from her Tacoma General Hospital bed. It would be really satisfying. Williams was hit while crossing West Stewart Avenue around 7:30 p.m. March 14.
5 things every motorcycle accident victim needs to do immediately After someone is seriously injured in a motorcycle accident, they struggle to deal with injuries, medical treatments, lost work and wages, and growing medical bills. There are many things that need to be done to help a person recover physically and financially from a serious motorcycle crash. Here are the top 5 things to do after an injury motorcycle accident.
A woman was killed Tuesday night in Stevens County when the car she was riding in was hit head-on by a car swerving to avoid a disabled vehicle.
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Two drivers were critically injured Monday afternoon in an accident on SR 305 on Bainbridge Island.Things to do immediately after a serious accident A serious car accident can quickly take over your life. Dealing with doctor appointments, losing pay from work, and worrying about your physical and financial future all take a toll. It is important to take charge of the situation and begin the process of recovering from a car accident or personal injury claim.
Seattle is growing in population, and with this growth comes increases in traffic, congestion, and accidents. At this link you can learn more about the issues related to Seattle motorcycle injury claims.
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5 ways to help the survivor of a pedestrian accident After someone is seriously injured in a pedestrian accident, their life is put on hold as they deal with the aftermath – pain from injuries, possible hospitalization, surgery, or rehabilitation, endless doctor visits – and growing medical bills. There are things you can do immediately to help the survivor of a pedestrian accident heal and move forward.