About four hours later, the second auto accident took place near Columbus. C.G., of Tryon, was driving a passenger vehicle when he started to drift off the roadway. Police believe that he over-corrected, sending his car into a telephone pole. Even though he was wearing a seat belt at the time, the victim was pronounced dead by emergency response crews.
Did you suffer injuries, property damage, and/or lost wages as the result of an auto accident in North Carolina? If so, contact the Lanier Law Group, P.A. and set up your case evaluation with a North Carolina personal injury attorney from our office as we may be able to help you file a lawsuit to seek compensation.