During any holiday, motorists tend to feel more
rushed than usual. With an endless list of tasks or places to be, our roadways
are full of speeding and careless drivers. This behavior can lead to a serious
of fatal accident as evident in this Florida accident that has devastated a
family just weeks before Christmas.
A fatal two-car crash on December 5 in rural
Belle Glade, Florida was believed to have been caused by a driver hydroplaning
after hitting a pool of water. According to the police report, Robert Hanna was
driving north on Connors Highway when he tried passing a truck on his left. His
Chevy hydroplaned at this point, spinning into the path of a southbound vehicle
driven by 56-year-old driver Rosa DeHerrera. Firefighters had to free some of
the occupants with the use of extrication tools. DeHerrera was critically
injured and rushed to a nearby hospital, but she passed away a short time later.
She leaves behind eight children. All four passengers in her car were taken to
a local hospital. Hannah was taken to the hospital as well; he was treated for
serious injuries. The accident is still under investigation.
Too often we see the suffering that people go
through when an unexpected accident like this occurs. There are not only
unexpected medical costs and funeral and burial expenses, but lost income. In
the weeks and months following the accident, family members can be overwhelmed just
trying to manage even the day-to-day living expenses; in this case childcare
expenses as well.
While the accident remains under investigation,
family members of the victims would be well-advised to consult an experienced
wrongful death attorney who can advise them of their legal rights. It is almost
always difficult to get fair compensation quickly, even with a lawyer. The
unexpectedly loss of a loved one can be devastating for any family. Having to
plan a funeral will not only contribute to the pain and suffering, but may
possibly add a financial burden to the emotional challenges. While a wrongful
death lawsuit can help seek compensation for their loss, it can’t aid with
immediate financial needs. Once a lawsuit is filed, lawsuit funding may be available for
short-term needs. With the help of a lawsuit cash advance, the family can wait
for the compensation they deserve without the financial worries that can hamper
recovery.
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one-page application. Once received, we will contact their attorney for
documentation to determine the strength of the case. We require no credit
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If you have filed a wrongful
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