Paul Green Dies in Motorcycle Crash on Schulte Road [Tracy, CA]

Tracy Motorcycle Accident Kills Paul Green of Tracy

 
Tracy, CA (May 19, 2021) – On Friday, Paul Green, a 40-year-old Tracy man died in a motorcycle crash on Schulte Road.
 
Officers responded to the accident scene at 3:43 p.m. at the intersection of Joranollo Drive.
 
Apparently, a northbound Nissan SUV on Joranollo Drive turned left on Schulte Road. Then, it crashed with Green’s eastbound motorcycle.
 
The motorcycle rested in the middle of the road and the SUV stopped near the sidewalk next to the Schulte Memorial Park cemetery.
 
Unfortunately, Green died at the crash scene.
 
Officers are still investigating the incident. They said they had no estimate on the speeds of the vehicles involved.
 
Please call officer Alberto Perez at 831-6634 or at Alberto.Perez@tracypd.com if you have further details about the fatal incident.

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We at Sweet Lawyers would like to express our condolences to the family of Paul Green. Our thoughts are with you during this devastating time.

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What Can The Bereaved Do?

 
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A wrongful death claim is brought against a defendant who has caused someone’s death, either through negligence or as a result of some intentional action.
 
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Depending on the type of situation, settlements can also be anywhere from several hundred thousand dollars to tens of millions of dollars.
 
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