Highway 41 Hit-and-Run Collision Results in Injuries [Fresno, CA]

Fresno, CA (November 26, 2022) On Friday afternoon, a hit-and-run collision on the Highway 41 and Highway 180 connector result in injuries.

CHP says that the 2-vehicle rollover crash happened around 12:20 p.m. on the connector road between the two freeways.

Reports say that the person inside the vehicle that rolled over suffered minor injuries. Meanwhile, the suspect driver and vehicle fled the scene.

Officials have not released further details regarding the hit-and-run collision.

CHP is investigating the 2-vehicle rollover crash.

May this incident be a reminder for all motorists to drive responsibly. Drivers should also keep in mind that distracted driving, speeding, and failing to yield will lead to dangerous road accidents. Let us do our share in preventing incidents like the hit-and-run collision on Highway 41.

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Coping With Collision Injuries

For those involved in the 2-vehicle rollover crash at Highway 180, it is important to have an independent investigation held to better protect your rights.

Additionally, hiring the right firm, which has the resources to spend, can make all the difference in getting the compensation you deserve.

“We can secure evidence in your favor and request additional information. We will get vital eyewitness accounts, and review insurance coverage you are entitled to that may not be common knowledge. Having an experienced attorney fighting on your behalf at such a delicate time in your life will make all the difference,” says Mark Sweet of Sweet Lawyers.

Furthermore, Sweet Lawyers have been pursuing justice for over 40 years, fighting and advocating for families continuously. Moreover, our team will guide you every step of the way. That is to ensure that you and your loved ones receive the justice and compensation that you deserve.

If you sustained injuries in the hit-and-run collision on Highway 41, call our office today at (800) 674 7852. Reach out to us for a free consultation with a legal professional.