Two Injured When Car Crashes Into Bank

May 16, 2014

A car recently crashed into a Glendora bank, leaving at least two injured, according to a recent report. The crash apparently occurred when a 69-year-old woman lost control of her Mercedes-Benz sedan and drove it into a US Bank in the 800 block of South Grand Avenue. One of those injured was a bank employee who was hit by a flying piece of furniture. The driver was pulled from the car by another employee. The driver narrowly missed being injured by glass falling from the sunroof. Both the employee and the driver were taken to the hospital for treatment of their injuries. Luckily, none of the injuries were serious. Glendora Police responded to the incident, explaining that the cause of the crash was not immediately clear, but police thought the driver may have been impaired by a medical issue. A later report explained that the woman thought the car was in park, when it was in fact in drive.

LIABILITY FOR CAR ACCIDENTS

Thousands of people are injured every year in motor vehicle accidents across the United States. Many of these accidents and resulting injuries are caused by the misjudgment and faulty actions of others. The resulting injuries many face can cost a great deal of money, leaving the victim in a terrible state of debt and pain. Even if both parties are insured, simply dealing with insurance companies in order to recover a proper settlement to help pay for the losses can be a daunting and confusing process.

INJURY LAW AND INSURANCE AID FOR VICTIMS

The team at High Stakes Injury Law engages in the practice of personal injury law, including lawsuits arising from motor vehicle accidents. They offer their expertise to help those who have been the victim of another driver's negligence. Rather than focusing on the stressful aspects of the situation, High Stakes Injury Law encourage their clients to focus on their physical and emotional recoveries, leaving the attorneys to deal with the insurance and legal aspects. Rather than jumping into a lawsuit, High Stakes Injury Law help clients consider their options before moving forward with negotiations with an insurance adjuster. As for-profit businesses, insurance companies may attempt to minimize the amounts they pay out, even if their client was in the wrong. High Stakes Injury Law think of the client's best interests and needs. If you or a loved one has been injured by another driver's negligence, contact the team of personal injury lawyers at High Stakes Injury Law for help in navigating the world of injury law and insurance companies.