A mother and her
10-year-old daughter were struck by a car while lawfully crossing the street in
a designated crosswalk. The accident occurred on May 20, 2012 at
approximately 7:10 p.m. The victims were struck by an Audi sedan
that was travelling westbound on Grand Avenue in South San Francisco,
California.
According to published reports, the driver was a 26-year-old San Bruno woman who reportedly told investigators that she did not see the victims because
of glare from the setting sun. Drivers have a responsibility to adjust their speed in accordance with changes in visibility.
The victims were
transported from the scene to San Francisco General Hospital. The girl
suffered a broken arm and her mother was treated for minor injuries.
The experienced trial lawyers of Matiasic Roth & Johnson LLP understand the immense pain,
suffering, and shock associated with all pedestrian accidents. We specialize
in helping victims of pedestrian accidents receive financial compensation for
their injuries and move on with their lives. We want to wish the young victim and her
mother a speedy and complete recovery.
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Mother and Daughter Struck by Car in South San Francisco Crosswalk
Labels:
Injuries,
Negligence,
Pedestrian Accident,
South San Francisco
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