August 2009 Archives

The Phoenix man who tried to ditch his BMW by turning it in on the "cash for clunkers" program has now been indicted for manslaughter, reports abc15.com.  The 23-year-old man, Timothy Kissida, remains in jail on a $250,000 bond.  He is accused of causing the accident that killed Charles Waldrop, a 52-year-old cyclist who was riding home from work.  Apparently Kissida hit the man and then left the scene.  A tip to police from an unknown source led them to Kissida.  He had told the car dealership that he had damaged his car when he hit an animal, a javelina, while driving. 

When you or a loved one has been injured or killed in a car accident in Phoenix, contact Phoenix car accident attorney Anthony Knowles.  The legal team at the Knowles Law Firm will assist you in fighting for compensation in car accident cases, as well as wrongful death and personal injury cases.

A man was arrested for trying to trade in his 1992 BMW in the "cash for clunkers" program, reports azcentral.com.   The car is suspected of being the one involved in a hit-and-run accident which resulted in the death of a bicyclist.  The man, Timothy Kissida, 23 is accused of the hit-and-run accident at Cave Creek Road north of Deer Valley Road.  The car accident took place around midnight on Saturday.

When your loved one has been killed by the reckless, negligent or intentional act of another person, a wrongful death suit may be the right legal action to take.  Phoenix personal injury attorney Anthony Knowles is dedicated to fighting for compensation in personal injury and wrongful death cases.

A collision injured four people on Monday night, reports azcentral.com.  One of the vehicles involved in the accident was a fire truck on the way to the scene of a fire.  The fire engine apparently had both the emergency lights and sirens on while driving, but another driver pulled out into the intersection at Interstate 17 on Dunlap and struck the fire engine, forcing it across a median and into head-on into oncoming traffic.  Nine people were treated at the scene and released, but four others were sent to hospitals for treatment.  Two of the victims were members of the Phoenix Fire Department and one of them is a captain who is in critical condition.  It is reported that the woman who was driving the car is also in critical condition.

If you have been injured in a car accident caused by another driver's actions, whether recklessness or negligence, it is crucial that you contact a car accident attorney from the Knowles Law Firm to assist you in making a claim for maximum compensation for the damages you have suffered.

Saturday a three-car accident in Glendale injured 6 people, reports azfamily.com.  The accident occurred Saturday at 59th Avenue and Cholla Drive.  Police believe that the accident was caused by someone running a red light.  Sadly, three of the injured are children who were in a van that rolled over at least once in the collision.

When you or a family member is injured in an car accident caused by the reckless or negligent driving of another individual, it is crucial to protect your right to receive fair compensation for any injuries or other damages.  Contact a Phoenix car accident attorney at the Knowles Law Firm as soon after the accident as possible.  The Knowles Law Firm offers experienced, aggressive and dedicated legal representation in car accident cases.  You deserve to be compensated for damages in your Phoenix accident case.