As a Seattle wrongful death lawyer personal injury work in a Kent law firm, I think that part of my work bring it you stories about car accidents which could have been avoided. Last week we told you about 20-year-old Shelby Niemela, which critically injured in a car accident, as the truck, which a passenger in was by a fence collapsed and crashed into a truck, the rest area was parked at the Indian John Hill. After the accident, Niemela had to be associated with the Harborview Medical Center, because they suffered massive head and internal injuries. Unfortunately, the doctors Niemela could so serious personal injury to stabilise after suffering and Shelby passed away on Friday, June 17.

Karlin was 22-year-old Gregory the driver of the vehicle, the Shelby rode and was intoxicated, when he drove off the road while traveling West on I-90. Charges are pending for Karlín, but I can only hope that they are sufficient enough, so that he can understand that his bad decision took away a life. Karlin was lucky enough, to only minor facial injuries suffered nothing compared with the devastation, felt and even though his pain he scars for the rest of his life has become by the friends and family of Shelby.

2009 Driving under the influence of alcohol killed more than State alone and the number nationwide is astronomical 200 people in Washington. The Washington State Patrol has just published a new program called target zero, which have implemented, and accidents related to alcohol to reduce by the year 2030 to zero to ensure the level of the DUI. Driving under the influence of alcohol not only endanger human life drive, so many people suffer personal injury or even wrongful death of a beloved deal with when you intoxicated behind the wheel are at risk.

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