Miguel Martinez of Covina Dies in Big Rig Crash on 210 Freeway [Tujunga, CA]

Tujunga, CA (May 25, 2022) – On Tuesday, Miguel Martinez, 57, of Covina, and another man in his 40s, both died in a big rig crash on 210 Freeway.

The CHP responded to the crash scene at 12:08 a.m. on the westbound freeway in the area of La Tuna Canyon Road.

When they arrived, the authorities declared Martinez and the other victim, both died at the scene.

According to the investigators, a car slammed into the rear of a big rig leaving the vehicle stuck beneath the truck.

The emergency rescuers pulled the crumpled vehicle from beneath the truck and found the men amid the wreckage.

Meanwhile, the authorities are investigating this fatal incident.

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Sweet Lawyers would like to express our sincere condolences to the family and friends of Miguel Martinez. May you find comfort during this difficult time.

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Motorist Killed in Collision

As the loved ones of Miguel Martinez, it is devastating to think that such a loss could have been prevented.

Thus, it is crucial that the family of the victim becomes aware that they have the authority to file a wrongful death suit. It is a lawsuit that gives the loved ones of a departed family member some semblance of justice. It forces liable parties to become accountable for their actions.

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