Pedestrian Killed in Train Accident near Locust Street [Lodi, CA]

1 Dead in Lodi Train Crash near Locust Street

 
LODI, CA (July 30, 2020) – Tuesday night, a pedestrian died in a train accident near Locust Street in Lodi.
 
The authorities revealed that the crash occurred at about 7:14 p.m. near Locust Street. They also confirmed that an adult male pedestrian was fatally struck by a train.
 
The Lodi Police Department handles the crash investigation.
 
Meanwhile, the officers added that the train blocked intersections from Tokay to Locust.
 
Furthermore, the name and additional information about the victim remain unreleased.

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We extend our deepest sympathies to the family and friends of the victim.

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California Pedestrian Accidents and Wrongful Deaths

 
Pedestrian fatalities continue to rise in the United States. More pedestrians were killed in 2018 than in any year since 1990.
 
“I think the misconception is that when a loved one passes away, the insurance company and the defendant will automatically admit liability and offer all of the funds available,” says Tyler Toomey, a practicing attorney at Sweet Lawyers.
 
Insurance companies will try to save money, even if it means not fully compensating a family for the wrongful death of a loved one. When a family retains an attorney immediately, it gives the family time to grieve their loss, and their attorney can start focusing on holding the negligent party accountable.
 
In the face of such tragedy, it is important to make sure your family is taken care of. If you want strong legal representation to advocate on your behalf, contact Sweet Lawyers at (800) 674 7852. When someone dies in a pedestrian accident, the children, parents, or guardians of the deceased have the right to file a claim. We are a wrongful death case law group that aims to do right by your loved one. Also, we’re determined to get you the best settlement while you work on healing and recovering. Call us today for a 100% free case evaluation. Above all, we believe your loved one deserves proper justice.