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A man walking near Pennsylvania Avenue on New Year’s Eve was struck by two vehicles, according to police reports. The accident occurred near the intersections of Maryland Avenue and Absecon Boulevard just before 11 p.m. According to the initial information from police, the man walked into traffic on Pennsylvania Avenue, causing the accident.

For car accident victims, details on what occurred can be hard to obtain initially. That is why working with an attorney can be critical. Not all pedestrian accidents are the fault of the driver, though evidence can prove one way or another what took place. If you are unsure what happened in an accident like this where your loved one died, seek the help of an Atlantic County pedestrian accident lawyer.

A Deadly Accident

Details in this accident indicate the man was knocked to the ground when a vehicle hit him and then was struck by a second vehicle. The second vehicle dragged him before the driver stopped. Both drivers remained at the scene of the accident after it occurred, and no charges were initially levied on either driver. Police did initially note that the first driver had the right of way.

Proving fault in a complicated car accident case like this requires the skill and experience of an attorney. Discuss your case with our trusted and proven legal team at Kwartler Manus and find out what we can do to help minimize the risks of losses for your family. Schedule a free consultation to discuss your case.


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