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A 30-year-old woman was crossing the street when she was hit by a Chevy Silverado truck. Our Greensboro attorney was advised that the driver was driving too fast, hit the woman and didn’t stop. Our Greensboro felony lawyer was told that the truck eventually stopped itself after becoming disabled due to the collision.
Our Greensboro wrongful death lawyer was told that the woman died at the scene. Law enforcement tracked down the driver who later admitted to his involvement in the car accident. Our Greensboro DWI lawyer was told that he was drunk and mulitple witnesses came forth stating that he was driving way too fast for the area.
He was charged with felony death by vehicle, felony hit and run, Driving While Impaired or DUI, and open container.
Our top rated criminal lawyer in Greensboro was advised that they did conduct a blood test with the results of that test currently pending.
Our top rated family lawyer sends up their thoughts and prayers for this woman and her family during this difficult time. Stay safe Greensboro!
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Garrett, Walker, Aycoth & Olson, Attorneys at Law
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