Christian Tyler-Miskofski Dies in Pedestrian Accident on Seventh Street [Victorville, CA]

Christian Tyler-Miskofski Struck and Killed in Victorville Accident

 
Victorville, CA (October 26, 2020) – On Sunday, 20-year-old Christian Tyler-Miskofski of Victorville lost his life in a pedestrian accident on Seventh Street.
 
The fatal Victorville accident took place at about 9:51 P.M.
 
Apparently, the victim was struck and killed by a vehicle while crossing the 14000 Block area.
 
The authorities pronounced him dead at the scene, and reports say the car that hit him remained at the scene.
 
Meanwhile, the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department Major Accident Investigation Team investigates the incident.

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We at Sweet Lawyers express our condolences to the bereaved of Christian Tyler-Miskofski. May you find strength in this time of pain.

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Dealing With Fatal Pedestrian Accidents

 
“Pedestrian accidents do not occur as much as motor vehicle accidents, but the pedestrian accidents tend to include more serious injuries,” says Tyler Toomey, a practicing attorney at Sweet Lawyers.
 
Furthermore, Mark Sweet, one of the award-winning wrongful attorneys said, “The most valuable step a family can take in response to a serious accident is hiring an attorney. A wrongful death case can help your family find closure while securing your future from further losses.”
 
The last thing most families want to deal with is piles of paperwork. Moreover, questions from insurance companies or defense attorneys, and attempting to obtain police reports.
 
“Our firm works tirelessly to ensure that the people we work for are granted the highest restitution possible,” says Mark Sweet, a seasoned attorney at Sweet Lawyers.
 
As a modern law firm with over 40 years of practice, Sweet Lawyers know precisely how to navigate the legal system. Also, we’ve assisted many families in their legal battle. Moreover, if you believe you might have a pedestrian accident case and would like to pursue it, call (800) 674 7852. Together, we’ll ensure that your case proves the other party’s negligence. Thus, granting you a maximum settlement.