Riverbank Car Accident Lawyer

Every day, people are injured or killed in vehicle accidents on the freeways, highways and roads in Riverbank and throughout Northern California. These accidents can take a significant physical, emotional and financial toll on the victims and their loved ones. Our law firm represents clients in a wide variety of personal injury cases involving automobile accidents and collisions. Following an accident, it is important to immediately consult with an experienced lawyer to ensure that your rights are protected. Crucial evidence could be lost and witnesses' memories fade if we do not complete a prompt and thorough investigation.

We understand that your primary concern following an accident is getting the medical care you need and protecting your family from financial difficulties. We will calculate the full cost of your accident, from medical bills and lost wages to vehicle damage and pain and suffering to ensure that you receive a settlement that meets your current and future needs. We will handle all aspects of your insurance claim, from negotiating with the insurance company to taking your case to trial if necessary to guard your rights.

If you have been in an auto accident in Riverbank, CA Highway 108 or any other major thoroughfare in Northern California, Moseley Collins is here to help you get the compensation you need. Our firm was founded over 40 years ago by Moseley Collins and we have the knowledge and resources to go up against the insurance companies and get you a fair settlement.

A pair of accidents claimed two lives in Riverbank this past week, one in a car crash and the other on the train tracks.

The first incident, on Wednesday, Oct. 29 originally had Riverbank Police Services responding to a call about 4:15 p.m. regarding a vehicle that was involved in a collision on Second and Santa Fe streets. Deputies searched the area but did not find the vehicle or evidence of a collision.

About 15 minutes later, police received another call stating that there was a subject in a vehicle that had driven onto the riverbank at River Cove Drive and the car was on fire. Sheriff’s deputies and members of the fire department responded to the scene, where bystanders were also attempting to help free the driver from his vehicle.

Authorities said the flames kept would-be rescuers from successfully reaching the man, identified as Anthony Bedford, 76, of Modesto. He was able to eventually extricate himself from the car but had suffered extensive burns. Bedford reportedly had driven his vehicle onto the riverbank and high-centered it, with the heat from the undercarriage sparking the subsequent grass fire that engulfed the car.

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The Superior Court of California, County of Stanislaus is the 17th largest court statewide. It has 21 Judges and 2 Commissioners. Statewide, there are slightly more than 2,000 judicial positions. The court has a $25.5 million dollar budget and a staff of approximately 220 employees. Its operating budget is State-supported while the Judicial Council of the State of California is responsible for the maintenance and support of facilities. They receive more than 100,000 filings per year. In January 2001 the Court separated from the County due to the passage of SB2140 legislation. Prior to this legislation, all Court staff, with the exception of the judges, were County employees. Following this legislation, employees of the Court are now considered Trial Court Employees. This is a statewide historic first and is part of the ongoing changes brought about as part of the unification of the trial courts into one trial court which took effect in July 1998. This Court and its administrators are actively involved with the local community, the California Legislature, other county departments, especially those involved directly with the civil, criminal and juvenile justice system, and on committees created by the California Judicial Council, the Judicial Council and the Conference of Court Executives.

The Court is also involved on a national level with the National Center for State Courts (NCSC) and the National Association of Court Managers (NACM).

Visit their website for more information: County of Stanislaus

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Fatal car crashes & road traffic accidents in Riverbank. California

• Year: 2013
• Fatal accident count: 1
• Vehicles involved in fatal accidents: 1
• Fatal accidents involving drunken persons: N/A
• Fatalities: 1
• Persons involved in fatal accidents: 1
• Pedestrians involved in fatal accidents: 1

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