George Lammon Killed in North Sunrise Way Pedestrian Accident [Palm Springs, CA]

Palm Springs, CA (May 22, 2022) – On Sunday, George Lammon, a 52-year-old Palm Springs resident, lost his life in a pedestrian accident on North Sunrise Way.

It was about 4:12 a.m. when the incident happened in the 800 block area.

The paramedics rushed to the scene and declared Lammon dead.

Moreover, the driver stayed at the accident scene and told the officers that he was southbound when he spotted Lammon but was unable to avoid the accident.

Officers say they do not suspect alcohol or drugs as factors in the incident. Please reach out to PSPD Traffic Division at 760-323-8125 for further details on this crash. Also, anonymous information can also be provided to Crime Stoppers at 760-347-7867.

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Sweet Lawyers would like to express our sincere condolences to the family and friends of George Lammon. May you find comfort during this difficult time.

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Fatal Collisions May Happen Anytime

As the loved ones of George Lammon, it is difficult to accept such a loss that could have been prevented.

Thus, it is crucial that the bereaved become aware that they have the authority to file a wrongful death suit. It is a lawsuit that gives the loved ones of a departed family member some semblance of justice. It forces liable parties to become accountable for their actions.

Furthermore, a wrongful death claim is a civil action brought forth by relatives of a deceased victim whose death was caused by the negligence of another party. Holding the party responsible for your loved one’s passing accountable.

Call Sweet Lawyers now and talk to our legal experts.

We recommend you hire a lawyer who will exhaust every avenue to ensure you get the maximum settlement.

Accordingly, our lawyers will speak to witnesses, analyze evidence, and obtain essential data to help your case.

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