I'm glad you asked. First let me say this I'M NOT A LAWYER. But let me ask
you this, You have car insurance? Yes, covers your car in case of an accident
You have health coverage to take of you in case of an accident. But do you
have something like this to defend you or your covered family members when
you are charged with Manslaughter, Involuntary Manslaughter, Negligent
Homicide, or Vehicular Homicide? Sorry to say but house, car, boat, truck,
etc., insurance will not. This coverage is just a small part of one of five
areas of coverage available in most states. In this case the driver of the
truck would be covered under the Motor Vehicle Legal Expense Services. I just
hope for this driver that he has membership with Pre-Paid Legal, just as over
1,000,000 other families in Canada and the United States. Please give me a
call toll free 1-866-208-0136 or visit http://www.prepaidlegal.com/go/mallett
. For less then a cup of coffee a day Its very hard to pass up piece of mind
like this. Here is the link to the Fort Worth Paper and the article
http://www.star-telegram.com/news/doc/1047/1:AOLNEWS8/1:AOLNEWS81005100.html
I'm sorry to sound like and add, but I feel this is a service that needs to
be heard about in a case like this.
Donald Mallett
Fort Worth TX
817 847-9497
toll free 1-866-208-0136
P.S. The plan also will represent you or your covered family members
against moving traffic violations at no additional cost to you. Now you can
have help with traffic tickets and not have to worry about the cost of
representation.
>Hey gang, I apologize for this post being kind of gruesome. I heard on
>the
>radio this morning that a man was killed in Ft. Worth on loop 820. A truck
>
>in front of him ran over a piece of angle iron in the road, it flew into
>the
>air, went through his windshield, and killed him. The police are holding
>
>the truck driver liable for the man's death.
>
>I feel sorry for the man that was killed (and his family). I think the
>law
>says you are responsible for avoiding road debris, and that's why the truck
>
>driver is being held responsible. But geez, I drive a lot in Dallas/Ft.
>
>Worth and I see all kinds of stuff on the roads all the time. Traffic
>moves
>so fast and is so dense here, 5 people may run over the same piece of junk
>
>in the road before anyone even notices it.
>
>I'm no lawyer, so I'm wondering what I would do if I were the truck driver
>
>being held liable. Don Mallett ... anyone else... thoughts/ideas?
>
>Brett Forehand
>'94 Dakota CC Sport
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