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A driver lost control of their vehicle along Route 130 in Edgewater Park on a Saturday afternoon, resulting in a crash into a local pub. Police report the car blew through the exterior wall of the building and made its way deep within the building. The bar’s owner indicated the driver accidentally hit the gas instead of the brake when trying to park the vehicle.

There were 10 people inside the bar at the time of the accident, and luckily, no one was reported injured. The building has significant damage. There was no update on the condition of the driver of the vehicle. Talk to a Burlington County car accident lawyer today about your case.

Losing Control Still Means Liability

Accidents happen. However, in a situation like this, where it may have just been an accident, the victims still have the right to pursue financial compensation for the losses they suffered. If one or more of the people within the establishment were standing in the area of that vehicle, they could have lost their lives. Holding drivers accountable for mistakes like this is critical.

In this case, the bar owner not only has significant damage to the building to repair but has also lost the ability to operate the building until the damage is repaired, ensuring it is safe for patrons.

Hiring a Car Accident Lawyer Becomes Critical

The car accident lawyers in Burlington County can help in situations like this. Turn to Kwartler Manus now for a free consultation and let us investigate your accident and injuries. Our experience empowers your best possible outcome.


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