Many people understand the basic ins and outs of personal injury law when it comes to your typical car accident. However, many people are not prepared for a serious fatal accident that takes the life of your loved one. When the unexpected has happened, your family might not know where to turn or what to do, especially when it comes to compensating in this desperate time of need. Luckily, we are here for you.
A man was killed last night in a Deerfield Beach accident that happened on Northeast Third Avenue involving a deputy. Family members of the deceased man, Leonardo Littlejohn, said that Littlejohn was driving north when a deputy slammed into his vehicle from behind, causing the vehicle to overturn and crash into a fence. However, deputies say that the deputy was responding to a call at the time and Littlejohn’s vehicle came breezing through a stop sign, striking the cruiser. The car then caught on fire when he was still inside.
Littlejohn was immediately taken to the hospital but died. The deputy sustained minor injuries and was taken to the hospital for treatment.
If you have lost a loved one in an accident and the details have become skewed, you may need help making your claim. You want to ensure that you make the most of your case to receive the very best results to compensate for your family’s losses. Call us as soon as possible at Rubenstein Law to find out how we can assist you during this difficult time.
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Disclaimer: At our firm, we wish to honor the victims of these tragedies and give general information to the public about accident news. We do not wish to disrespect parties and do not want this information to be misconstrued as medical or legal advice. Do not rely on this information exclusively, and instead seek the help of a trusted attorney moving forward.
