This news is to promote awareness around the dangers of motor vehicle accidents in the states of North Carolina and South Carolina. Our team at The Law Offices of Jason E.Taylor has represented thousands of clients who have been the victims of other’s negligence while operating motor vehicles. We deeply understand the profound impacts these accidents can have on so many families and loved ones.
One person passed away while assisting a motorcyclist on Sweeten Creek Road on Wednesday night, October 18th. The incident occurred at roughly 8:30 p.m. near the interchange at Interstate 40. The road was shut down in both directions in that area for several hours following the accident but has reopened as of early Thursday morning.
The motorcyclist had wrecked and was in the middle turn lane on Sweeten Creek. A driver, 46-year-old Jason Matthew Perry saw him trying to get his motorcycle up and stopped to help. Perry and the motorcyclist were hit by a tow truck that was traveling north on Sweeten Creek. Perry was pronounced dead at the scene. The motorcyclist was checked out by emergency personnel and is going to be okay.
At The Law Offices of Jason E. Taylor, our hearts and prayers go out to the family, friends, and loved ones of Jason who suffered this tragic loss of life. We also extend our prayers to the motorcyclist and wish them a healthy recovery. We share our condolences for this devastating pedestrian accident.
Should you or someone you know find yourself injured as a victim of someone else’s negligence in an accident, our firm offers free consultations to help guide you through the process so you can focus on your mental and physical recovery. Contact us at 1-800-351-3008.
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