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Terry McDaniel Hurt in 2-Car Crash on US-50 near 271 Road in Johnson County

Terry McDaniel Injured in Johnson County Accident on US-50 near 271 Road

Terry McDaniel
Terry McDaniel Hurt in 2-Car Crash on US-50 near 271 Road in Johnson County

Johnson County, Missouri (December 9, 2018) – One person was sent to a hospital after two vehicles collided Saturday evening in Johnson County, the MSHP reported.

The accident took place at about 4:50 p.m. December 8, on Eastbound US-50 west of Northwest 271 Road.

The report showed that the driver of a 2005 Mitsubishi Galant, Bobby D. Cheney, 36, of Warrensburg, was distracted by his cell phone and let his vehicle strike a 2011 BMW 5501, driven by Terry M. McDaniel, 55, of Mobile.

The Missouri State Highway Patrol said McDaniel suffered minor injuries and was transported by Johnson County Ambulance District to Western Missouri Medical Center for treatment.

According to the report, the two vehicles sustained moderate damage and were both towed by Tip Top Tow.

When you or someone close to you is injured in a traffic accident that occurred due to the negligent actions of someone else, you may have a right to file a lawsuit to get compensated. The person responsible should pay for their negligence. Insurance companies are known to force their clients to take less compensation and this is why you need an experienced attorney to help you out. Lawyers at Car Accidental Claim Center are ready to work with you and see to it that you get the justice you deserve. Contact us today at (866) 330-8634 for consultation and directions.

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Megan Evans Hurt in 2-Car Crash on Highway 5 at 31 Road in Camden County

Megan Evans Injured in Camden County Accident on Highway 5 at Pier 31 Road

Megan Evans
Megan Evans Hurt in 2-Car Crash on Highway 5 at 31 Road in Camden County

Camden County, Missouri (December 9, 2018) – A Camdenton woman was injured Saturday evening in a collision that involved two vehicles in Camden County, the authorities reported.

The accident took place at about 5:45 p.m. December 8, on the Highway 5 southbound off Ramp to Pier 31 Road.

As per the report, Megan S. Evans, 27, of Camdenton was operating a a 2017 Honda Civic that was stopped at the intersection when he began moving forward then stopped again before entering the intersection. The Honda was struck in the rear by a 2009 Dodge Avenger, driven by Justin P. Kenniston, 17, of Camdenton.

The Missouri State Highway Patrol said Evans suffered minor injuries and was taken by ambulance to Lake Regional Hospital for treatment.

According to the report, the two vehicles sustained minor damage and were both driven from the scene.

When you or someone close to you is injured in a traffic accident that occurred due to the negligent actions of someone else, you may have a right to file a lawsuit to get compensated. The person responsible should pay for their negligence. Insurance companies are known to force their clients to take less compensation and this is why you need an experienced attorney to help you out. Lawyers at Car Accidental Claim Center are ready to work with you and see to it that you get the justice you deserve. Contact us today at (866) 330-8634 for consultation and directions.

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Robert Crowley Injured in 2-Car Crash on Route G near McGee Road in Boone County

Robert Crowley Injured in Boone County Accident on Route G near McGee Road

Robert Crowley
Robert Crowley Injured in 2-Car Crash on Route G near McGee Road in Boone County

Boone County, Missouri (December 9, 2018) – One person was left injured following a two-vehicle wreck Saturday afternoon in Boone County.

The MSHP said the accident happened at around 12:17 p.m. December 8, on Route G, approximately 0.3 miles north of McGee Road.

As per the report, Robert J. Crowley, 24, of Mexico, was driving a 2014 Hyundai Sonata when he stuck a 2011 Kia Sorento that was waiting to turn left into a private drive.

The report showed that Crowley suffered moderate injuries and was transported by ambulance to University Hospital for treatment.  The other driver, Chase W. Miller, 17, of Hallsville, was not hurt.

As per the vehicular damage report, the Hyundai sustained extensive damage while the Kia had moderate damage. The two vehicles were towed from the scene by Carl’s Towing.

Being involved in a traffic accident can leave you nursing injuries that you may not have been responsible for. If the accident was due to the negligence of another party, you may file a claim to get a compensation for your expenses. Insurance companies can try to force you to accept a small amount of payout as compensation and that is why you will need the assistance of an experienced attorney to guide you through the process. At Car Accidental Claim Center, our attorneys are highly skilled and have years of experience in dealing with such cases as injuries, wage loss, medical bill, and other losses. Contact our office at (866) 330-8634 for a free consultation.

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Casey Marks and Danielle Borret Hurt in 2-Car Crash on Route MM near Villages Way in Camden County

2 People Injured in Camden County Accident on Route MM near Villages Way

Casey Marks
Casey Marks and Danielle Borret Hurt in 2-Car Crash on Route MM near Villages Way in Camden County

Camden County, Missouri (December 9, 2017) – Two drivers were left injured Friday evening when their vehicles collided in Camden County, the local authorities reported.

The accident took place at about 5:37 p.m. December 7, on Route MM near Villages Way.

As per the report, a 2014 Dodge Charger, driven by Casey A. Marks, 28, of Camdenton, was on an emergency run when it was struck by a 2016 Ford Escape, driven by Danielle J. Borett, 30, of Sunrise Beach. Borett was attempting a left turn from the shoulder of the road when she hit the Dodge.

The Missouri State Highway Patrol said Borret suffered minor injuries and was transported by Lakewest Ambulance to Lake Regional Hospital for treatment.  Marks sustained serious injuries and was transported by Lakewest Ambulance to Lake Regional Hospital but was later transferred to University Hospital by Staff for Life.

According to the report, the Ford sustained extensive damage and was towed by Hi-Tech. The Dodge had total damage and was towed by Bradshaw’s.

When you or someone close to you is injured in a traffic accident that occurred due to the negligent actions of someone else, you may have a right to file a lawsuit to get compensated. The person responsible should pay for their negligence. Insurance companies are known to force their clients to take less compensation and this is why you need an experienced attorney to help you out. Lawyers at Car Accidental Claim Center are ready to work with you and see to it that you get the justice you deserve. Contact us today at (866) 330-8634 for consultation and directions.

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Makayla Hardin Hurt in 2-Car Crash on Highway 50 near Shooters Club Road in Moniteau County

California Man Makayla Hardin Hospitalized after Moniteau County Accident on Highway 50 near Shooters Club Road

Makayla Hardin
Makayla Hardin Hurt in 2-Car Crash on Highway 50 near Shooters Club Road in Moniteau County

Moniteau County, Missouri (December 9, 2017) – A 22-year-old California driver was hospitalized Friday evening after being involved in a two-vehicle accident in Moniteau County, the State Highway Patrol officials said.

The accident, which occurred at about 6:25 p.m. December 7, happened on Highway 50, approximately 45 feet west of Shooters Club Road.

The report showed that a 2018 Ford Fusion, driven by Kyle M. Brink, 20, of Tipton, for unknown reasons, struck the rear of a 2005 Chrysler PT Cruiser, driven by Makayla L. Hardin, 22, of California. The two vehicles were traveling westbound on Highway 50 at the time the injury crash transpired.

The State Patrol said Hardin suffered minor injuries and was taken via private conveyance to St. Mary’s Hospital for treatment.

As per the report, the Ford sustained moderate damage and was towed by Leeper’s Towing. The Cruiser had total damage and was towed by Roedel’s Towing.

Being involved in a traffic accident can leave you nursing injuries that you may not have been responsible for. If the accident was due to the negligence of another party, you may file a claim to get a compensation for your expenses. Insurance companies can try to force you to accept a small amount of payout as compensation and that is why you will need the assistance of an experienced attorney to guide you through the process. At Car Accidental Claim Center, our attorneys are highly skilled and have years of experience in dealing with such cases as injuries, wage loss, medical bill, and other losses. Contact our office at (866) 330-8634 for a free consultation.

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1 Injured in 2-Car Crash on I-29 near North Oak Traffic Way in Jackson County

Kansas City Woman Injured in Jackson County Accident on I-29 near North Oak Traffic Way

Jackson County Accident
1 Injured in 2-Car Crash on I-29 near North Oak Traffic Way in Jackson County

Jackson County, Missouri (December 9, 2017) – A Kansas City woman was left injured following a two-car crash Friday evening in Jackson County.

According to the MSHP, the accident happened at around 5:35 p.m. December 7, on I-29 Southbound, approximately 0.2 miles south of North Oak Traffic Way.

As per the report, 68-year-old Larry J. Heng of Lake Waukomis was driving a 2018 Ford southbound on I-29 when he slowed down due to traffic congestion and was rear-ended by a 2008 Dodge, driven by 63-year-old Karyn R. Chastain of Kansas City.

The report showed that a passenger in the Dodge, 86-year-old Myrle Chastain of Kansas City, suffered minor injuries and was transported by KC Fire to North Kansas City Hospital.

As per the vehicular damage report, the Dodge sustained extensive damage and was towed by Platinum. The Ford, on the other hand, had moderate damage and was driven from the scene.

When you or someone close to you is injured in a traffic accident that occurred due to the negligent actions of someone else, you may have a right to file a lawsuit to get compensated. The person responsible should pay for their negligence. Insurance companies are known to force their clients to take less compensation and this is why you need an experienced attorney to help you out. Lawyers at Car Accidental Claim Center are ready to work with you and see to it that you get the justice you deserve. Contact us today at (866) 330-8634 for consultation and directions.

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Sarah Chevalier Hurt in 2-Car Crash on Route K near St. Joseph in Andrew County

Amazonia Woman Sarah Chevalier Hospitalized after Andrew County Accident on Route K near St. Joseph

Sarah Chevalier
Sarah Chevalier Hurt in 2-Car Crash on Route K near St. Joseph in Andrew County

Andrew County, Missouri (December 8, 2018) – A 21-year-old Amazonia woman sustained minor injuries Thursday afternoon following a two-vehicle crash in Andrew County, according to the MSHP.

The accident occurred at about 12:27 p.m. December 6, on Route K, approximately two miles north of St. Joseph.

The report showed that a 2000 Honda Civic, driven by Sarah M. Chevalier, 21, of Amazonia, attempted to overtake but struck a 2012 Toyota Tacoma, driven by Adlai V. Riekhof, 55, of St. Joseph.

The State Patrol said Chevalier suffered minor injuries and was transported by a private vehicle to Mosaic  Life Care for treatment.

As per the report, the Honda sustained moderate damage and was secured on the roadside. The Toyota had minor damage and was driven from the scene.

When you or someone close to you is injured in a traffic accident that occurred due to the negligent actions of someone else, you may have a right to file a lawsuit to get compensated. The person responsible should pay for their negligence. Insurance companies are known to force their clients to take less compensation and this is why you need an experienced attorney to help you out. Lawyers at Car Accidental Claim Center are ready to work with you and see to it that you get the justice you deserve. Contact us today at (866) 330-8634 for consultation and directions.

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Christopher Waldridge Hurt in 3-Car Crash on Missouri 51 near Fisk in Stoddard County

Poplar Bluff Man Christopher Waldridge Hospitalized after Stoddard County Accident on Missouri 51

Christopher Waldridge
Christopher Waldridge Hurt in 3-Car Crash on Missouri 51 near Fisk in Stoddard County

Stoddard County, Missouri (December 8, 2018) – A driver sustained minor injuries Thursday evening in a multi-car wreck in Stoddard County, the Missouri State Highway Patrol reported.

The accident, which occurred at about 4:50 p.m. December 6,  happened on Missouri 51, approximately four miles north of Fisk.

The report showed that a 2014 Ford Fiesta, driven by Bailey J. Moore, 17, of Broseley, struck a 2008 Toyota Prius, driven by Christopher W. Waldridge, 34, of Poplar Bluff. In the same manner, the later struck a 2014 Hyundai Tuscon, driven by Christine A. Johnson, 63, of Puxico.

The State Patrol said Waldridge suffered minor injuries and was transported by ambulance to Poplar Bluff Regional for treatment.

As per the report, the Ford sustained total damage and was towed from the scene by Woolards Towing. The Toyota, on the other hand, had moderate damage and was towed by Rushin’s Towing.

Being involved in a traffic accident can leave you nursing injuries that you may not have been responsible for. If the accident was due to the negligence of another party, you may file a claim to get a compensation for your expenses. Insurance companies can try to force you to accept a small amount of payout as compensation and that is why you will need the assistance of an experienced attorney to guide you through the process. At Car Accidental Claim Center, our attorneys are highly skilled and have years of experience in dealing with such cases as injuries, wage loss, medical bill, and other losses. Contact our office at (866) 330-8634 for a free consultation.

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Claudia Longley Hurt in 2-Vehicle Crash on Business 37 near Cassville in Barry County

Claudia Longley Hospitalized after Barry County Collision on Business 37 near Cassville

Barry County, Missouri (December 8, 2018) – A female driver from Monett sustained minor injuries when her vehicle collided with another o

Claudia Longley
Claudia Longley Hurt in 2-Vehicle Crash on Business 37 near Cassville in Barry County

n Friday morning in Barry County, according to the State Patrol.

The collision happened on Business 37 west of Cassville around 7:30 a.m. Friday, November 7.

Police said the accident occurred when a van swerved into the path of a 2014 Ford Edge, driven by Melody Phillips, 55, of Monnet. A 2017 Chevrolet Cruze, driven by Claudia Longley, 32, of Monett, stopped to avoid a collision but was struck by the Ford.

Longley sustained minor injuries in the crash and was taken to Mercy Hospital in Cassville by Private vehicle.

Both drivers had their seatbelts on at the time of the crash, according to the authorities

When you or someone close to you is injured in a traffic accident that occurred due to the negligent actions of someone else, you may have a right to file a lawsuit to get compensated. The person responsible should pay for their negligence. Insurance companies are known to force their clients to take less compensation and this is why you need an experienced attorney to help you out. Lawyers at Car Accidental Claim Center are ready to work with you and see to it that you get the justice you deserve. Contact us today at (866) 330-8634 for consultation and directions.

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Bruce Berg Fatal Collision on Missouri Highway 174 in Lawrence County

Bruce Berg Killed in Lawrence County Car Crash on Missouri Highway 174

Bruce Berg
Bruce Berg Fatal Collision on Missouri Highway 174 in Lawrence County

Lawrence County, Missouri (December 8, 2018) – A 23-year-old man was killed in a two-vehicle crash on Friday morning in Lawrence County, as per a police report.

The incident took place at about 3:00 a.m. Friday, December 7, on Missouri Highway 174 east of Mount Vernon.

According to the police, a 2014 Kenworth was westbound on Missouri 174 while a 1997 Chevrolet Blazer was heading east. The driver of the Chevrolet, Bruce Berg, 23, of Mount Vernon, crossed the centerline and struck the Kenworth head-on.

Police said Bruce, who was not wearing his seatbelt, was pronounced dead shortly after at Mercy Hospital.

The Chevrolet was totalled and was towed by Stop and Shop while the Kenworth was moderately damaged and was taken from the scene by McDowell’s.

The driver of the Kenworth was not hurt.

No further information about the crash was immediately provided.

The crash remains under investigation by the authorities.

When a traffic accident occurs and you lose a loved one to it, you may feel a lot confused and assume all is lost. Though suing the responsible party for your loss will not heal all wounds, it is recommended that you file a claim to get a compensation for your dear one. in order to make the process easier, reach out to a personal injury attorney who has been dealing with such cases. Attorneys at Car Accidental Claim Center are prepared to walk the journey with you and help you fight against unfair insurance companies till justice is served. Call us today at (866) 330-8634 and get a free consultation.

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