Friday morning turned fatal for two construction workers and injured one in
Jupiter, FL, when a vehicle struck them on the
work site, according to
ABC's WPBF-TV. The June 26th car-pedestrian accident took place when a woman who was driving a northbound Toyota Solara on Alt A1A collided with the workers and hit another vehicle around 12:21 a.m. According to police, 53-year-old Steven Dunn and 34-year-old Jesus Antonio Resendiz-Banales were resurfacing the road when the vehicle struck them, and they were pronounced dead at the scene.
Palm Beach County resident Clint Talley was also involved in the accident but sustained non-life threatening injuries and was transported to
Jupiter Medical Center for treatment. It is not yet determined if the driver will face charges since the
work-related accident is still under investigation. At
Injury Law Service, we express our deepest condolences to the family and friends of the victims in this accident. Our thoughts are with you at this indescribably difficult time.
In car or pedestrian accidents such as this, an
injured worker may have a claim for
workers' compensation since he was injured while on the job. If you have suffered an
on-the-job injury and have questions for an
attorney experienced in
Florida workers' compensation law, feel free to
contact David M. Benenfeld at
Injury Law Service. Based in
Ft. Lauderdale, FL,
David Benenfeld focuses his practice on the injured and works as an advocate for workers who have sustained injuries while on the job.
For free answers to all your questions regarding
workers' compensation and your rights in the state of
Florida,
contact Injury Law Service in an online form or call
954-677-0155.
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