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Man Dead after Losing Control of Motorcycle

Posted By Law Offices of Gerald L. Marcus on May 12, 2011 7:00am PDT

When a man lost control of his motorcycle on the Arroyo Seco Parkway, he eventually lost his life as well.

According to California Highway Patrol Sgt. Michelle Reddick, the 26-year-old man was heading south on 110 when he lost control of his bike and ran into an SUV. Although paramedics rushed to the scene, they were unable to revive the motorcyclist whose identity has yet to be revealed. The driver of the SUV is currently being hospitalized at an undisclosed hospital.

Reddick added that the CHP has yet to close the investigation as they aren't sure as to why the motorcyclist lost control in the first place.

Has someone you love recently been injured in a motorcycle accident? If so, there is no time to waste in contacting a Los Angeles personal injury lawyer. It is possible to reclaim money for lost time for work, as well as any accident-related medical bills.

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