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Jacksonville, FL (June 15, 2019) - A motorcyclist is dead after a crash with a vehicle on St. Johns Bluff Road. The crash took place on Friday, June 14th, around 6:00 p.m., near the Morocco Shrine Auditorium.
According to reports, 23-year-old Alex Latak was riding his motorcycle on St. Johns Bluff Road when a vehicle turning from Morocco Shrine Circle pulled directly into his path. The vehicle collided with Latak's motorcycle. Latak was seriously injured and taken to Memorial Hospital, where he later died. The driver of the vehicle, a 20-year-old woman, has not been identified at this time.
The crash is still under investigation by the Florida Highway Patrol. An initial report indicates that charges are pending in the accident.
We wish to extend our deepest sympathies to the family of Alex Latak in this tragic Jacksonville motorcycle accident. Motorcycles are enjoyed by many Floridians as a hobby or as a primary mode of transportation. Unfortunately, they often come with tragic consequences when a crash occurs. Approximately 18% of all traffic-related fatalities in our state occur on motorcycles. Authorities will continue to investigate this crash.
At Rubenstein Law, we are here for you when you have lost a loved one in a Florida traffic accident. Our Florida wrongful death attorneys will assist you in obtaining compensation for the loss of your loved one if they have been killed due to the negligence of another driver. Since 1988, we have assisted families throughout our state and have recovered over a billion dollars for our clients.
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