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An accident on Roosevelt Boulevard in the Olney section of Philadelphia occurred at 1:30 a.m. on a Friday morning when a man was struck by a car. The investigation into what occurred found a Range Rover that struck a man as he stepped off the median at C Street and the Boulevard. After striking the man, the driver then struck several cars nearby.

Pedestrian accidents are devastating, especially when they result in the end of life. In cases like this, family members want and deserve answers. With the help of a car accident lawyer in Philadelphia, it may be possible to gain more insight and pursue justice for the victim.

The Driver Stopped and Cooperated with the Police

Though many pedestrian accidents result in a hit and run, this instance resulted in the driver stopping and cooperating with police about what took place. Police reported they did not believe the driver was impaired. The police did not release any additional information to indicate what could have occurred to cause the driver to strike the pedestrian.

In tragic accidents like this, it becomes critical for victim families to pursue support from an attorney to uncover who is to blame. Accidents like these could be the result of distracted or fatigued driving, for example.

Our legal team at Kwartler Manus has years of experience fighting for victims and their families. If your loved one died in a car accident or you have serious injuries from one, contact us for a free consultation to learn more about your legal options.


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