Man Pinned by Elderly Woman’s Car

Gary Parvin, a 51-year-old Sacramento resident, was making a withdrawal from an ATM at a Wells Fargo bank on March 7th, 2008, when a car jumped a curb, hitting Parvin and pinning him up against the ATM. The impact from the car severed his right leg and severly broke his left leg, permanently putting him in a wheel chair.

The elderly woman who allegedly hit Parvin, had only a 15,000 dollar liability coverage. Which leaves Parvin paying for a majority of his catastrophic injury. He is now also trying to sue Wells Fargo.

Having no insurance or having under insurance can lead to extremely unfortunate consequences. If this woman would have had a higher liability coverage Gary Parvin wouldn’t have to struggle to get money for his injuries.

Uninsured facts from covertheuninsured.org:

 

* Recent Census Bureau data demonstrate that the problem of the uninsured continued in 2006. According to figures released in August 2007, 47 million people — 15.8 percent of the total U.S. population — were uninsured in 2006, up slightly from 15.3 percent in the previous year.

* The percentage of the non-elderly population that is uninsured has climbed steadily from 15.9 percent in 1994 to 17.9 percent in 2006 (with a slight dip of no more than one percentage point around the turn of the century).

If you or a loved has been injured or killed by a reckless driver you have a claim for personal injury or wrongful death. It is vital that you find an experienced attorney to fight for your rights as a victim. So many times people incur huge bills after an accident like this.

 


Moseley Collins is a Sacramento personal injury attorney, specializing in major injury cases. 
There is absolutely NO FEE to discuss your case and there is absolutely no fee unless we win and get you the money you are entitled to. We are on your side and know what to do to get you compensation and justice.

 

Moseley Collins
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Sacramento, CA 95814
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