Pedestrian Dies in Hit-and-Run Crash on Vermont Avenue [Los Angeles, CA]

Man in 20s Struck and Killed by Vehicle in Crash on Vermont Avenue

 
Los Angeles, CA (December 1, 2020) – On Tuesday, a pedestrian in his 20s died in a hit-and-run crash on Vermont Avenue.
 
The fatal accident took place at about 1:50 a.m. near 92nd Street.
 
Rescuers took him to a hospital where he died.
 
Meanwhile, authorities withheld the deceased’s identity pending notification of his relatives.
 
There is no available description of the hit-and-run vehicle.
 
Furthermore, anyone with details about the crash is urged to call the CHP West Los Angeles Area office at 310-642-3939.

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We at Sweet Lawyers express our condolences to the family and friends of the deceased. Our thoughts are with you during this difficult time.

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Hiring the Right Attorney to Protect Your Rights

 
The aftermath of a devastating loss may deter a family from pursuing legal matters for their dearly departed. However, the decision to proceed with a case is vital in holding those at fault accountable. We understand no amount of compensation can ease the pain and suffering, but an attorney can advocate and do right by the victim, while you focus on grieving properly.
 
Mark Sweet, a seasoned attorney at Sweet Lawyers says, “Having legal representation after such a traumatic event will provide your family the space to heal while ensuring that justice is brought to your loved one.”
 
If you or a family member is troubled in a similar hit-and-run crash, call Sweet Lawyers now at (800) 674-7852 and let us help you deal with the legal matters surrounding a fatal accident, as soon as possible. Moreover, our firm is highly regarded in handling anything from a personal injury to a wrongful death case. However, if you are hesitant to trust a firm to handle such a case, we truly understand. That is why we do not require any silly “retainer,” or holding fees from our clients. Our consultation is totally free and confidential. Above all, we collect no fees unless we settle your case.