Brett Russell Fuller, a teenage driver, is dead Sunday, January 4, 2009 after failing to wear a seat belt in a fatal single-car crash in Tampa, Florida. Fuller, a 19-year old, was driving his 2003 Mitsubishi Lancer near his house when he lost control of his car. His car rolled over several times after running off the road and came to a rest in a strawberry field.
Fuller’s fatal injuries were suffered as he was ejected from the car.
Our firm’s wrongful death lawyers know from their experience that wearing a seat belt might have prevented this young man’s untimely demise and save his family a large amount of mental suffering.
But Fuller was not the only person in the car. The passenger, William White, lived and walked away from the scene of the accident after receiving medical treatment for his minor injuries. The Sheriff’s spokesperson said that while Fuller was not wearing a seat belt, White wore his and was not ejected from the car.
Car accidents happen all the time for many reasons. The wrongful death attorneys at our firm want you to know just how important it is to wear your seatbelt. This young man may be alive today if only he had buckled his seat belt. It is simple things like this that can help stop tragedy and a wrongful death from happening, so we strongly recommend you take your time during your trip.
Do not speed and always buckle up your seat belt. You never know when it might save your life.
If you were injured and believe that you deserve compensation, then call our bilingual law offices right away at 1-800-655-6585 or click here for a free consultation with an experienced personal injury attorney and find out how we can help you. We look forward to providing good advice for your case. There is no fee if no recovery.
