Rural Kings County Crash Results in 4 Injuries

August 13, 2011- An accident occurred on Saturday at about 5:30 AM, in rural Kings County, about 30 minutes from Visalia. Banuar Ramiento, of Hanford was driving south on 10 ½ Avenue, south of Lansing Avenue, in a 1994 Mustang when his vehicle drifted off the right side of the road. It is reported that Ramiento then overcorrected and drove right into the path of a 2009 Avalanche, which was driven by Aurora Lopez, of Corcoran.

A passenger in the Mustang, Zanaida Ramiento, was taken to Adventist Medical Center with major injuries. Banuar Ramiento sustained moderate injuries. While Lopez and her passenger Evelio Chavez, received minor injuries from the crash.

If a personal injury lawyer is needed for this case, please call Attorney John Rozier. 559-713-0159 Our firm is located in Visalia, on Caldwell Avenue.

November 5 pedestrian accident in Hanford on 10th avenue

The 65-year-old Shirley Derondenpos was killed November 5 when she attempted to cross 10th Avenue in Hanford. She stepped into the path of a truck and was subsequently hit just before 6 pm. She was wearing dark clothing and was not crossing at an intersection. If you know someone involved in a pedestrian accident please contact us at http://www.nelsonrozier.com/.

High Speed Rail bypasses Visalia

October 29, 2009--California's long-awaited high speed rail just got one step closer yesterday.  A public relations firm in Sacramento will earn $9 million to spread the gospel of commuter rail.  The Central Valley has long been chained to the congested Highway 99 corridor, and yet the question remains whether enough riders will use a high speed rail if one is ever built.  The latest route indicates bypassing Visalia in favor of Hanford although this really determines who gets the large parking lot such a rail station will entail.  Perhaps a 15 minute vehicle commute to Hanford will work out just fine.  www.nelsonrozier.com