On August 9th, 2010 a Japanese family was traveling in a tour van in Utah. They were on their way to see Bryce Canyon National Park as a part of their vacation. The inexperienced driver of the van was using energy drinks and caffeine gum to try and mask his fatigue. The driver eventually fell asleep causing a crash.

The family of Hiroki Hayase, 20, who was killed in the accident have filed a wrongful death suit against the driver as well as Canyon Transportation Inc. and Western Leisure Inc. for hiring a driver with less than two months of experience and for not having commercial requisite liability insurance.

Along with Hiroki two others were killed in the bus crash and 11 others were hurt including the family of Hiroki.

If you have lost a loved one to a wrongful death, you need help. Our Toledo, Ohio wrongful death attorneys can help you through every step of the way. A Toledo wrongful death case is not something you want to go through alone. Our attorneys will work with you to get you the settlement you deserve.

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On Sunday February 6, 2011 Luis Vasquez was driving his vehicle west on 74th street in Cleveland, OH. In the car with him was front seat passenger Juanita Gonzalez, and three children in the backseat: 12 year old Sheila Vasquez, 7 year old Shamshare Vasquez, and 10 year old Joseluis Vasquez.

Just before noon on that day they were struck by Takara Kelly slamming their vehicle into a pole. Luis and Juanita died as a result of this accident, and the three children as well as Takara were all injured.

Takara was charged with aggravated vehicular assault as well as driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

If you have lost a loved one to a DUI crash that was the result of another party’s negligence, you need help. Our Toledo, Ohio DUI car crash lawyers are here to help you. They are experienced in handling many different kinds of Ohio wrongful death and will work with you to get you the settlement you deserve.

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In January of 2010 Matthew Webster went out drinking at Ten-Pin Lounge and The Woodstock Lounge. After consuming a significant amount of alcohol both companies let him leave in his car. While he was driving along State Highway 16 he veered left of center and hit another vehicle head on. William Churchmann, the driver of the other vehicle was killed instantly.

The family of Mr. Churchmann have named both bars in their lawsuit. The claim is that both bars were negligent and are liable according to Illinois law. The family is seeking damages in an unspecified amount and court costs.

Both of these bars displayed negligence in serving alcohol as well as letting Mr. Webster drive away. As a result of this, someone lost their life.

If you have lost loved one to a wrongful death, you need help. Our Toledo, Ohio wrongful death lawyers are here to help you. Toledo, Ohio drunk driving fatalities are not an easy thing to go through and you need a lawyer that can work with you to get you the compensation you deserve.

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The lawsuit is seeking $24 million in damages for the loss of two sisters ages 18 and 13. The case states that Illinois Trooper Matt Mitchell was on-duty and talking on his cell phone and e-mailing while he was driving. He traveling over 100 mph while responding to a traffic crash and just before the crash it is estimated that he was traveling at 126mph. Mitchell claims that he was cut off by a white car, but that car has not been found.

Mitchell had been involved in two previous crashes in his 6 years on the job. One of those crashes resulted in a $1.7 million judgment against the state.

Mitchell had a responsibility to control his vehicle and because of his distracted driving, two young lives were lost and family and friends are grieving. If you have lost a loved one on a similar matter you need help. Our Toledo, Ohio wrongful death lawyers can work with you through this extremely difficult time to get you the settlement you deserve.

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On July 31, 2006 Casey Barber and his wife Melanie were driving on the highway near Page, Arizona. Their Ford E350 Sportsmobile van lost control and rolled over. Both Casey and Melanie were killed in the accident. Upon further investigation, it was found that the cause of the accident was because of the tread separation on the right-rear tire. The Barber’s had three young sons at the time of the accident ages 3,5 and 8.

The defendant named in the lawsuit is Mossey Ford. They were accused of improperly fixing the tire in 2005. Along with the monetary recovery in the case, Mossey Ford also agreed to immediately follow industry guidelines for tire repair and implement a consumer safety training program.

If you have lost a loved one because of the negligence of another party, you need help. You should not have to go through an Ohio wrongful death alone. Our Toledo, Ohio wrongful death lawyers can help you through this matter to obtain the settlement you deserve.

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