By John Nisbett | Published December 12, 2017 | Posted in Car accident | Tagged Tags: Car accident attorney, Car accident lawyer, Heilman Law Group, Jackson |
Jackson State Student Sustains Injuries in Pedestrian Collision on Campus
According to MS New Now, a student at Jackson State was hurt when a car struck her while she was walking on campus. The pedestrian accident occurred shortly after 3:30 p.m. on a Tuesday earlier this month.
Read MoreHow Can You Stop Your Friends from Drinking and Driving on New Year’s Eve?
Champagne is as much a part of New Year’s Eve as eggnog is of Christmas. Of course, a single flute of crisp bubbly is not the only drink that most people will consume when ringing in the New Year.
Read MoreMotor Vehicle Collision Involving Pickup Truck Kills One Pedestrian
MS News Now reports on a tragic collision that resulted in one fatality earlier this month. According to police, a pickup truck struck and killed a pedestrian shortly before 8:30 p.m.
Read MoreHow to Avoid a Drunk Driving Collision on Halloween
Halloween kicks off the holiday season, and even though it’s on a Tuesday, you can be sure that will not stop people of all ages from celebrating the spookiest day of the year. If you are planning on donning a costume and going out with friends the weekend before Halloween, do you know who will Read More
Read More1 Person Injured in 3-Vehicle Collision Involving 2 Mustangs and an SUV
According to MS News Now, a collision involving two Mustangs and an SUV left one person injured. The accident happened on a Sunday afternoon earlier this month near the intersection of Greenfield Drive and Highway 18 in Brandon.
Read MoreWhat Evidence Do I Need to Support My Personal Injury Claim?
When it comes to recovering compensation for debilitating car accident injuries, the burden of proof lies with the injured party. If you were the victim of a collision with a drunk, distracted, or drowsy driver, you must ensure that all vital evidence needed to prove negligence, liability, and the value of your damages is preserved.
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