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Willie Louis Brown, Jr Killed in Hwy 61 Head-On Collision. (ABCnews4.com)
South Carolina News
A Dorchester County motor vehicle accident tragically claimed the life of a South Carolina man, Saturday, February 9, 2019.
According to Live5News.com, “Willie Louis Brown, Jr. 53, was killed…when his SUV was struck on SC Primary 61.” The news outlet reports that “[Mr.] Brown was traveling South on SC-61 [at approximately 4:17 a.m.] when the driver of a 2007 GMC pickup truck struck him head on causing both cars to go off the road.” According to ABCnews4.com, the driver of the GMC pickup truck has been “charged…with felony DUI resulting in death.”
Our Legal Take
As the details of this tragedy continue to develop, the family of Willie Louis Brown, Jr. may elect to seek justice and file civil claims for his wrongful death. Based upon its extensive experience and success handling these types of motor vehicle claims, The Murray Law Firm suggests that Mr. Brown’s family should retain an experienced personal injury firm without delay to protect their interests and ensure an unbiased investigation.
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