One Seriously Injured in DUI Crash on Spokane River [Spokane, WA]

Spokane, WA (April 13, 2022) – On Monday night, two people sustained injuries in a DUI crash on Spokane River.

Officers responded to the crash report past 8:20 p.m. to the 2800 East Upriver Drive.

When the Spokane police, firefighters and American Medical Response arrived, they removed all occupants from the vehicle.

Immediately, the paramedics took two victims to hospital. A male victim sustained life-threatening injuries while the other had minor injuries.

On the other hand, officers evaluated the driver at the scene and was arrested on suspicion of DUI.

Do not drink and Drive.

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Know What To Do in Case of Traffic Collision

Indeed, driving is essential for many in order to move about in their lives. It is one of the most dangerous activities we do daily. As common of an occurrence as they are, many people do not suspect what follows in the event of a car crash.

Furthermore, according to the United States Department of Transportation (DOT), there are approximately 300,000 merging accidents every year.

So, it is crucial that everyone remain calm in order to properly handle the immediate aftermath of an automobile collision.

Mark Sweet, a personal injury attorney at Sweet Lawyers, says that serious car accidents like the crash on Spokane River may call for a separate investigation spearheaded by an experienced lawyer fighting on behalf of the injured party. A lawyer will make sure victims are not cheated of the proper compensation they are owed.

“We have the ability to secure evidence in your favor, request additional information, 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”

Call our attorneys at Sweet Lawyers. Our hotline is (800) 674 7852. Our lawyers will exhaust every avenue to ensure you get the maximum settlement. They will speak to witnesses, analyze evidence, and obtain important data that will help your case.