A Palm Beach County accident that involved 10 vehicles, injured at least 16 people, and killed one on the scene has resulted in a second fatality, according to the Palm Beach Post. The article reports that Maria Aguilar, 86, died July 17 from injuries sustained in the multi-vehicle Delray Beach accident. The first fatality occurred at the scene of the Palm Beach County accident, killing Edith Farrar, 83.
As a wrongful death lawyer in metro Ft. Lauderdale and surrounding areas, David Benenfeld is familiar with the indescribable pain and suffering experienced after the loss of a loved one in an accident, and he expresses his deepest condolences to the family and friends of the victim in this incident. Although nothing can compensate for the tragic death of a loved one, certain measures can be taken to help those who are mourning in their recovery. To find out more information about how Injury Law Service can help you, feel free to contact David Benenfeld online or at(561) 960-5515.
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