What was supposed to be a well-deserved and exciting family trip became one long, extended nightmare. “Tom” (not a real person) had decided to take his wife and two small boys to the theme park. They were on top of the world – until Tom slipped and fell.
As she headed down the dark tunnels towards the airport and her early morning shift, something about the roar of the wind and the motion of the car seemed off. She had ridden the subway pretty much every day for years, and the speed with which the train was approaching the end of the tracks made her nervous.
“Sue” (not a real person) visits the spot once a week. There’s not much there; it’s just a crossroads in a rural area. But she diligently brings flowers and lays them at the foot of a small wooden cross beside the intersection. That’s where the father of her first-grade son, “Nick,” was killed by a drunk driver last fall.
The guy told safety investigators that he hadn’t seen “Fred” (not a real person) before he hit him with the digger. How do you not see a man who stands 6’ 5” and is dressed in fluorescent orange and yellow?
“Erik” and “Belinda” (not real persons) couldn’t believe it when their attorney told them the truck driver was still on the road. He wasn’t in the area anymore, of course; the company had assigned him to drive different routes. Erik and Belinda, though, were off the road for the foreseeable future, and maybe for good.
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Pre-settlement funding can help support victims like “Dana” (not a real person) in slip-and-fall cases until a lawsuit can reach a fair settlement or judgment.
“Jeanette” (not a real person) had been nervous about the abdominal surgery – who wouldn’t be? When she woke in the hospital to the sight of her husband’s face, though, he gave her the good news: according to her doctor, the surgery had been completely successful. Jeanette didn’t realize that her ordeal was just beginning.
Even though almost every state in the country has some kind of law that penalizes it, many people still aren’t getting the message that distracted driving kills. In 2013, the latest year for which full statistics have been compiled, more than 3,100 people died in distracted driving crashes on America’s roads, according to the U.S. Department of Transportation.
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