Greenfield Man Dies in Car Crash on Highway 101 [Salinas, CA]

59-Year-Old Man Killed in Deadly Collision on US 101 in Salinas

Salinas, CA (November 08, 2020) – On Saturday, a 59-year-old man from Greenfield died in a car crash on Highway 101 near Esperanza Road.

Furthermore, the CHP says that a Ford Explorer crashed with a Mitsubishi Montero as it is travel in the northbound lane.

Moreover, the Greenfield man did not wear his seatbelt and got thrown out of his vehicle due to the forceful impact. Paramedics say he died at the scene.

Meanwhile, his passenger and the other motorist on the Montero did not suffer any injuries.

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Sweet Lawyers are extending our deepest sympathies and condolences to the family and friends of the deceased.

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The Aftermath of a Tragic Accident

A motor vehicle accident is one of the leading causes of unintentional injury deaths in California.

It is clear now more than ever that one person’s negligence can have devastating effects on other individuals. This is quite common in accidents that result in death. Furthermore, the family of the victim is likely entitled to significant compensation via a wrongful death claim.

“Our goal is to safeguard the legal rights of families in the wake of catastrophic accidents. Although nothing can bring back a victim, we work to protect the future of our clients, securing them from further losses,” explains Mark Sweet, of Sweet Lawyers.

Sweet Lawyers offers compassionate and effective legal representation to families all over California. We’re legal advocates seeking truth and justice. Our law group is well-versed in the justice system and has no problem overcoming challenges. Moreover, our firm buckles down when it comes to our clients’ futures and requests. If you are facing a wrongful death case, call (800) 674 7854. We encourage you to grieve and rehabilitate, while we determine the ideal approach to getting you a satisfying settlement to cover all costs. Call our lawyers today while there’s still time. You can reach us 24/7 by online chat, text message, and e-mail.