Palm Springs, FL (October 22, 2018) - A driver was killed in a multi-vehicle crash in Palm Springs on Sunday, October 21st.
Fort Pierce resident Nicholas P. Woodward was stopped while waiting to turn right on Congress Avenue. At the same time, a 17 year old driving a Toyota Camry lost control of their vehicle and slammed into Woodward's car. Woodward's car was forced into a palm tree and then into an unoccupied vehicle.
Woodward died at the scene of the crash. The Camry driver suffered serious injuries and was hospitalized.
The cause of the crash remains under investigation.
Our deepest thoughts and condolences go out to those hurt in the crash and to the family of Nicholas Woodward. Losing a loved one to a car accident is one of the most difficult things for family members to endure. When you or a family member have been serious injured in a car accident the future may seem bleak. High medical bills and permanent injuries which affect quality of life are a major burden to carry.
If you are facing this situation, you do not have to go through it alone. At Rubenstein Law, our team of experienced and compassionate Florida car accident attorneys can help you obtain the compensation to which you are legally entitled. We have assisted thousands of Floridians in their accident claims since 1988.
For a free consultation, call us today at 1-800 FL-Legal.
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