At Least 1 Dies in Moreno Valley Car Crash on State Route 79 at Gilman Springs Road

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Moreno Valley, CA: At Least 1 Killed in Two-Vehicle Collision on State Route 79

, California (November 6, 2021) – At least one person died when two vehicles collided early Saturday morning in Moreno Valley, the California Highway Patrol reported.

At around 12:10 a.m., a two-vehicle collision was reported on southbound State Route 79 at Gilman Springs Road.

A Toyota sedan collided with another car of unknown make and model under unclear circumstances. A light pole was also struck and downed and was blocking the roadway after the accident.

An involved party in the Toyota sedan told authorities that her sister was injured and unresponsive, and the car was down in a ditch.

Another party was possibly ejected from one of the vehicles. That person was about 50 feet from the car.

Cal Fire responded to the scene and offered help to the motorists.

The report said at least one person died in the accident. The coroner was requested to respond to the scene.

CHP is investigating to establish the cause of the accident.

Auto Accidents in California

Auto accidents happen every day in roadways in California, some of them resulting in significant injuries that ultimately cause death.

It is unfortunate that many fatal car accidents in California result from the negligence of one or more drivers.

The aftermath of a fatal collision is always unbearable for the deceased's family members.

Although there is no amount of compensation that can replace a loved one, the immediate family members of the deceased can file a wrongful death claim to help settle outstanding medical bills. In addition, there is a need to seek compensation for loss of consortium, loss of a loved one's future income, emotional suffering, among other damages.

Wrongful Death Claim

A wrongful death claim can be negotiated with an insurance company or through a court of law. For a family member to establish a wrongful death claim, there must be evidence that the negligent party directly caused the injuries and death of their loved one.

At this point, it is advisable to involve a qualified wrongful death lawyer to help bring expertise to your claim.