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29 Year Old Construction Worker Killed during Accident

Posted By Law Offices of Gerald L. Marcus on Aug 5, 2010 2:00pm PDT

This week, a 29 year old construction worker was killed while on the job.  Police say that the construction accident occurred on Interstate 90 near Anaconda.

Following the accident, the county coroner, Jerry Thomas, identified the victim as being Jonathan Hudson.  He said that Hudson died after being hit by a Mack truck that was backing up in the construction zone.

At this time, it is believed that neither speed nor alcohol were factors in the accident. 

According to the Montana Highway Patrol dispatch, Hudson was working behind a belly dump trailer when a 51 year old woman backed up and ran him over.  He was pronounced dead about an hour after the accident at the Community Hospital of Anaconda.

If you are interested in learning more about your legal rights and options following a construction accident, contact our law office today to schedule a consultation with a Los Angeles personal injury attorney.
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