Rollover Car Collision in Bakersfield, Kills One, on Panama Lane

San Joaquin Valley Automobile Accident Lawyer John Rozier has the subsequent report; On Wednesday, August 26, 2015, a rollover car collision ended in fatality in Bakersfield.  The Kern County single vehicle crash occurred Wednesday night.

Charles Douglas Stubbs, 45, was driving a silver sedan in the area of Panama Lane and Ashe Road.  For an unexplained reason the car lost control and overturned.

Stubbs died at the scene of the accident.

Issues still remaining to be investigated; determining whether road conditions may have contributed to this accident, and any malfunctions of the vehicle.  If you would like these issues investigated further then please call Mr. Rozier at 559-713-0159, or reach him online at www.nelsonrozier.com.

Multi-Vehicle Accident on Ashe Road in Bakersfield

March 24, 2015- A multi-car collision left eleven people injured in Kern County.  The SUV accident occurred in Bakersfield, next to the State Farm Sports Village, on Tuesday.

It is reported that one of the drivers in the 3-vehicle incident, drove up from a closed portion of McKee Road.  This is what caused the automobile crash, according to the authorities.  A part of Ashe Road was closed while the wreck was cleared and investigated.

Two people in a white pickup truck sustained serious injuries and were taken by helicopter to Kern Medical Center, in Bakersfield.  Nine other people were also hurt.

Please call if you would like us to investigate this accident. The event data recorders with the airbag modules may have recorded the vehicle speeds. And we can look into whether there was a malfunction of any kind, in the vehicles. Our firm is located in Visalia on Caldwell Ave. Attorney John Rozier, you car accident and personal injury lawyer. 559-713-0159 or contact us online www.nelsonrozier.com.

Multiple Vehicle Collision at Sports Village in Bakersfield

San Joaquin Valley Automobile Accident Lawyer John Rozier has the subsequent update; On Tuesday, March 24, 2015, eleven people were reported to have been hurt in a multiple vehicle collision.  The Kern County three-car crash took place in Bakersfield.

Police reported that the accident occurred next to the State Farm Sports Village.  One of the drivers drove up from a closed portion of McKee Road, which caused the collision between the three vehicles.  The incident closed a part of Ashe Road.

11 people were hurt, including two people in a white pickup truck, who suffered major injuries.  The two victims were airlifted to Kern Medical Center, in Bakersfield.

Please call us this afternoon to preserve evidence of this accident.  Mr. Rozier is here to help you with all your legal needs. 559-713-1059 or www.nelsonrozier.com.

Multi-Vehicle Collision on Panama Lane and Ashe Road in Bakersfield

September 9, 2014- A multiple car accident leaves one man dead, in Kern County, on Tuesday.  The vehicle collision occurred in Bakersfield, at about 8 AM.

Stanley Eugene Henry, 79 years old, was driving a silver 2012 Hyundai Accent that was pulling a trailer, east on Panama Lane.  As the Hyundai entered the intersection at Ashe Road, a blue Mercury Villager minivan headed south went through the red light at Ashe Rd. and smashed into the other vehicle.

Henry's Hyundai was pushed into a city light repair truck in the northbound lanes of Ashe Road.  A silver 2013 Chevy pickup truck was also hit by either the Mercury or the Hyundai.

Stanley Henry was killed in the accident.  The female driver of the minivan sustained injuries and was taken to a local hospital.

No other injuries were reported.

If you would like this accident investigated further, please give me a call.  Attorney John Rozier, your personal injury and wrongful death lawyer.  I specialize in all types of vehicle collisions.  My office is located in Visalia, California, in Tulare County.  Let me help you. 559-713-0159 or online at www.nelsonrozier.com.

Uziel Hernandez killed in Bakersfield accident

March 20, 2010--Last Saturday's fatal accident at the intersection of Ashe Road and District Boulevard in
Bakersfield took the life of 19 year old Uziel Hernandez.  He was taken to Kern Medical Center where he died.  His car collided with a tractor trailer rig.

Accidents like this one often appear, at first glance, to be the fault of the deceased.  One reason for this is that only the truck driver has survived to tell his version of events.  A full privately funded investigation would include downloading the event data recorders from each vehicle air bag system, analyzing skid marks and vehicle damage, to determine both speeds, use of brakes, etc.  Most accidents have plenty of blame to go around.  Our law firm recently filed suit against a Bakersfield trucking company on a very similar wrongful death claim.  It is very important, however, that we begin our work before the vehicles are repaired or destroyed.  We will advance all expenses and take your case on a contingency fee basis.  Please call right away. 

Attorney John Rozier in Visalia  559-713-0159.  http://www.nelsonrozier.com/

February 2 wrongful death accident in Bakersfield at Ashe Road and Panama Lane kills Michelle Maxwell

On February 2 Michelle Maxwell was killed in a wrongful death accident at Panama Lane and Ashe Road in Bakersfield. Michelle Maxwell was riding in the passenger seat of a Hyundai driven by her 15-year-old daughter, Michaela Maxwell. They were traveling north on Ashe Road, having just turned off of Panama Lane, when the car was hit on the passenger side by a Ford F-150 pickup. The pickup was driven by Mitchell Green. Reportedly Green had run a red light. There was no sign of the truck having braked at all before the crash.

The crash caused Green's pickup to hit a power pole and catch fire. Other motorists pulled Green from the burning vehicle before emergency crews arrived. The power pole was severed as a result of the crash. This knocked out power to 4,600 customers.

Michaela Maxwell suffered many injuries as a result of the crash. She underwent surgery for a broken wrist, broken leg and facial and stomach bruises. Michelle Maxwell is remembered as a wife and mother who served her community and loved babies.

Green's injuries were originally listed as moderate, but later he was listed in critical condition at Kern Medical Center and was later transferred to Fresno Community Regional Medical Center. Green, an off-duty fire fighter, is said to have been drunk at the time of the accident. He will be booked into jail with charges of vehicular manslaughter and felony drunken driving.

The attorneys of Nelson and Rozier send their condolences out to the Maxwell Family. While monetary compensation cannot bring back the deceased it can help to cover the final expenses of Mrs. Maxwell as well as pay for medical bills and pain and suffering for Michaela Maxwell. If you are interested in experienced, compassionate, local legal representation contact us at http://www.nelsonrozier.com/ or call attorney John Rozier at 559-713-0159.