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Trucking Negligence? Robert Butler, 68, Killed in Collision with 18-Wheeler in Newberry County, SC

Local news reports that on Friday night, Robert Butler of Cross Hill, South Carolina, was killed in a collision between a motor car and an 18-wheeler. Police are investigating the cause of the collision.

What Evidence Matters?

Legal contributor Attorney Brian Mickelsen, an experienced truck accident lawyer, represents victims injured or killed in semi-truck accidents. Below, Attorney Mickelsen shared his insight into the legal options available to victims injured in commercial truck accidents.

  • Dash Cam Video
  • Witness statements and contact information
  • Photographs from the scene
  • Electronic black box data from all vehicles involved
  • Vehicle inspections
  • Hours of service logs
  • Toxicology reports

An experienced attorney at Mickelsen Dalton LLC can help determine if you have a claim and advise you of your options. Our attorneys have successfully represented several victims in trucking and towing accidents. Within the past three years, Mickelsen Dalton LLC has recovered over $30 million in verdicts and settlements on behalf of our clients. We have been featured in Fox News, the New York Times, the Washington Post, and several other national news organizations.

Anyone may contact our attorneys for a free consultation at (843) 804-0428 or (678) 641-9054 or by email at info@mickelsendalton.com.

Disclaimer:

Past results are not a guarantee of future results. The information contained in this post is from news articles and may therefore contain inaccuracies. We will correct or remove this post upon request. The material contained in this post is not intended to constitute legal advice.

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