Paradise Man Badly Injured in Gridley Motorcycle Accident
GRIDLEY - A 31-year-old Paradise man suffered a broken leg, broken wrist, and numerous other injuries Thursday afternoon when a vehicle collided with his motorcycle on Highway 99, the Oroville Mercury Register reported. The Butte County accident was reported at about 12:30 p.m. on July 14th near Township Road. According to news reports, the accident occurred when a 31-year-old Yuba City woman pulled her 2002 Ford Taurus into the path of his motorcycle. The victim, John Lewis Woods III, was airlifted to to Enloe Medical Center in Chico. Alcohol or drugs were not suspected to play a role in the crash
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The CHP is continuing to investigate the cause of this accident. However, if news reports are accurate, the motorcyclist likely could have done nothing to avoid the collision. While this accident remains under investigation, the injured victim or his family would be well-advised to speak with an experienced northern California motorcycle accident lawyer who can help the victim protect his legal rights. If the negligence of the Ford driver caused this crash, an experienced personal injury attorney who understands the hazards motorcyclist face on California highways can help the injured victim the recover maximum compensation for his medical care expenses, lost earnings or wages, and pain and suffering.
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