February 27 wrongful death accident on Highway 46 in Kern County near San Luis Obispo County

On February 27 Sandy Blakes Roberts of Florida was killed in a wrongful death accident on Highway 46 in Kern County near San Luis Obispo County. Reportedly Roberts was a passenger in a vehicle driven by Nicole C. Deane. Deane was passing a pickup truck at a fast speed when she lost control of the vehicle. Her car then crashed with a Chevrolet driven by Luis Carlos Mosqueda. Roberts was taken to the hospital and died there. Deane is being treated for major injuries at Kern Medical Center in Bakersfield. Mosqueda along with Manuel and Maria Mosqueda and a third passenger Karla E. Reyes are all being treated for moderate injuries at Mercy Southwest Hospital in Bakersfield. It has been reported that all people involved in the accident were wearing seat belts.

Please call us to begin an investigation of the speeds of each vehicle, available insurance coverages and possible roadway defects.  Highway 46 is known as blood alley and has been the scene of many fatalities.  Our offices are located just an hour or so from the scene of this accident.  Attorney John Rozier  559-713-0159   http://www.nelsonrozier.com/

November 26 San Luis Obispo County accident kills Justin Spisak

On November 26 Justin Spisak was towing a trailer with a Chevy Trailblazer in San Luis Obispo County near Atascadero when he lost control of the vehicle and rolled into a ditch. Spisak declined medical help, but was found dead on Friday morning. Spisak went to bed Thursday night in the home of a co-worker and never woke up. The Trailblazer he was driving was not registered under his name. It is possible that he was on the job when the accident happened. It is unclear why Spisak denied medical help.  Please contact us at http://www.nelsonrozier.com/ if you are interested in a free consultation.

Dangerous Stretch of highway 46 (Blood Alley) in Kern County to be widened

Next week the ground breaking will take place to widen Highway 46 in Kern County from San Luis Obispo County Line to Brown Material Road near Lost Hills. It has taken over 10 years to get the funding together for this project. Sen. Dean Florez, D-Shafter has been behind this project since a brutal high-profile accident occurred on this route in 1999. A combination of federal and state funding has been brought together to finally make this project a reality. The road will expand from 2 lanes to 4 with a generous median in between. There is a long history of accidents on this stretch of road sometimes referred to as "Blood Alley." The 2 most recent occuring October 23 and 28 killing 4 and 3 people respectively. If you have been involved in an accident on Highway 46 please contact us for a free consultation at http://www.nelsonrozier.com/.