Investigators are still trying to determine who had the right of way after a tragic vehicular accident in Anaheim where one driver was ejected. The debilitating accident occurred at approximately 2:15 p.m. after a black Chrysler Sebring and a green Hyundai Elantra entered an intersection at the same time and collided. The Chrysler Sebring has been traveling eastbound on Broadway and the Hyundai Elantra was heading southbound on Loara Street when the front of the Chrysler struck the passenger side of the Hyundai causing it to spin arouse. The driver of the Hyundai was ejected through the passenger side window upon impact and landed on the sidewalk. He was taken to UCI Medical Center in Orange County and was reputed to have severe head trauma. The female Chrysler driver only suffered moderate injuries but was taken to the hospital as well as a precaution.
Establishing who had the right of way can be extremely important in this situation, particularly for the Hyundai driver who sustained brain injury. If the Chrysler driver is found to be at fault he could file a personal injury claim and receive due financial compensation.
If you have been hurt in a car accident take nothing for granted. Contact an experienced car accident attorney right away for a free consultation and fight for your rights. The veteran personal injury lawyers at Slaughter and Slaughter can help you do just that. Pick up the phone and call us today.
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