Lodi Postal Worker Seriously Injured in Pedestrian Accident
LODI -A Lodi postal worker suffered very serious injuries Thursday morning when he was struck by a vehicle on Ham Lane, the Lodi News-Sentinel reported. The accident was reported at about 10:00 a.m. on July 7, 2011, according to the Lodi Police Department. The postal worker, a 50-year-old Thornton man, was in a crosswalk on the corner of Walnut Street and Ham Lane when he was hit by a vehicle. He was taken to San Joaquin County Hospital, where he was listed in in critical condition.
Cause of the July 7th Lodi Pedestrian Accident
The Lodi Police Department is continuing to investigate the incident. According to news reports, alcohol or drugs did not appear to be a factor, and the driver, who was not identified, was not suspected of speeding. It is not clear why the driver did not yield to the postal work in the crosswalk. Hopefully, the investigation will reveal exactly what happened, and who was responsible.
Pedestrian Accident Personal Injury Liability
Following any serious injury accident, injured victims or their family members are well-advised to contact an experienced and knowledgeable northern California pedestrian accident lawyer. If the negligence of the driver was a cause or factor in this San Joaquin County accident, the injured victim may be entitled to recover compensation for medical care and treatment, lost wages and earnings as a result of being unable to work, as well as compensation for pain and suffering. While this accident remains under investigation, a lawyer can help the victim protect his rights to obtain maximum compensation for his injuries in a personal injury claim.
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