Common factors in fatal car accidents are inclement weather and adverse road conditions. However, if a motorist loses control of his or her vehicle and injures someone else in the midst of said conditions, he or she can still be held responsible for the accident. It is the driver’s obligation to proceed with caution if the roadway is wet and uneven. Proving the negligence of a motorist who lost control amidst inclement weather or adverse road conditions is difficult to do on your own. As such, it is best to work alongside an experienced attorney to guide you through the legal proceedings. Motorists often lose control of their vehicle during light rain. Quite recently, a 36-year-old man from Oceanside died on Thursday, March 6 in a multi-car collision, according to Fox 5 San Diego. The man was driving east on State Route 76 through the Fallbrook area in a 2000…
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