Bradenton, FL (September 13, 2018) - A crash with injuries was reported in Bradenton on Thursday, September 13th. The accident occurred around 8:00 am on 53rd Avenue West near 14th Avenue West.
The Florida Highway Patrol responded to the accident. At least one person sustained injuries but there is no word on the extent or severity of the injuries. The roadway remained closed until around 9:00 am while officers worked at the scene. There is no word on how the crash occurred.
No additional information is available at this time.
Being involved in a personal injury crash is scary. From high medical costs to forced time off of work and painful injuries, your world can feel like it is crashing down after you have been involved in an accident. The good news is that you do not have to suffer alone.
Following an accident, you will likely be contacted by an insurance company representative seeking to offer you a quick settlement to resolve your claim. Such a settlement is almost never advisable. Initially, the offer may seem attractive. However, many people do not realize that they are giving up their rights to seek further compensation once they sign off on a settlement. This can be a serious mistake in cases of permanent or lingering injuries.
An experienced Florida personal injury attorney can help walk you through every stage of your case and ensure that you only settle for maximum value. At Rubenstein Law, we have recovered millions of dollars in settlements and verdicts for innocent accident victims.
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