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Broward, FL (October 8, 2018) - A two-car crash occurred on Sunday, October 7th in Broward County. According to Broward Fire Rescue Battalion Chief Michael Kane, the crash happened around 2:00 pm can at West Broward Boulevard and Northwest 31st Avenue, near Fort Lauderdale.
The crash involved a white Lincoln SUV and a silver Toyota sedan. The SUV flipped over following the impact, trapping the driver inside. Rescue teams worked to free the 70-year-old from her vehicle and she was transported to Plantation General Hospital for treatment of non-life threatening injuries. A passenger in the Toyota was also taken to the hospital for treatment of minor injuries.
At this time, it is not clear exactly how the crash occurred as authorities have not released any additional details. An investigation remains ongoing.
There are over 250,000 injury crashes reported each year in Florida. When you have been hurt in an accident, you may have more questions than answers. In the days and weeks following an injury crash, it is important to focus on your recovery and obtain the best possible medical treatment to ensure that your future is not jeopardized.
During this time, a Florida car accident attorney can assist you in getting compensation for your injuries. If you have been hurt in a Florida car accident that was not your fault, the attorneys at Rubenstein Law want to help you get back on your feet. Since 1988, we have recovered millions of dollars in settlements and verdicts for injured Floridians. We take pride in helping injured people put their lives back together.
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