Daytona Beach, FL (June 18, 2019) - A pedestrian sustained serious injuries after she was hit by a car. The crash took place on Saturday, June 15th.
According to reports from the Daytona Beach Police Department, 49-year-old Patricia Mortimer was crossing Nova Road when she was hit by a black Nissan Maxima. Mortimer was transported to Halifax Medical Center, where she has since been listed in serious condition. Traffic investigators arrived on the scene to look into the crash. It does not appear as though Mortimer was in a crosswalk when the crash took place.
There is no further information available at this time.
Being involved in a pedestrian accident is a possibly life-changing event. Many pedestrians who have been struck by vehicles will find themselves in the hospital dealing with serious and catastrophic injuries. These injuries may have the potential to result in long-term treatment which can be expensive, painful, and time-consuming. The cost to you can be enormous.
When you find yourself in this situation, our Florida pedestrian accident attorneys at Rubenstein Law can help. We have served injured Floridians since 1988 and we know what needs to be done to obtain the compensation you deserve. We are here 24/7 for your convenience. To schedule your free consultation, please call us at 1-800 FL-Legal.
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