Free Virtual Consultations. Corona Virus Related Cases Click Here.
ACCIDENT NEWS

3 Injured in Crash on Highway 35

Posted on by Staff Writer

2 Vehicles Collide in Redwood City Accident

Redwood City, CA (April 5, 2020) – Three people were injured in a crash in Redwood City. The accident occurred on the afternoon of April 5 on Highway 35.

A Caltrans truck and a Jeep collided in the 12970 block of Highway 35. The cause of the crash is unknown. One person was trapped inside their vehicle and had to be removed. 

One person in the Caltrans truck and two people in the Jeep were injured in the crash. One person was hospitalized.

#Redwood City

#94062


March 27, 2020

1 Killed, 1 Injured in Crash on 47th Avenue

2 Vehicles Collide in Fatal Sacramento Accident...


November 26, 2019

Maria Vianey Navarro Killed, 2 Injured in Crash on Old River Road

Ronald Pierce Arrested for DUI, Street Racing in Fatal Bakersfield Accident...


October 18, 2019

Motorcyclist Injured in Crash on 580 Freeway Near Grant Line Road

3 Vehicles Involved in Tracy Accident Tracy, CA (October 17, 2019) – A motorc...

Free Police Report Request

We offer free consultation. No office visit required, we will get back to you within 24 hours.

  • This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.

What can we do for you?

  • Answer your legal question.
  • Provide a Free Case Evaluation.
  • Schedule an appointment.

Why Choose Us?

  • Available 24/7
  • Trusted Since 1990
  • Local to You
  • Recovered $350,000,000
  • 5 Star Reviews
  • Free Case Evaluation
  • VIP Service
  • No Win, No Fee

Latest Law Post


May 22, 2020

Johnson & Johnson Discontinues Talc-Based Baby Powder

baby powder new Johnson & Johnson discontinued its talc-based baby powders in the United States and Canada because thousands of lawsuits claiming it was contaminated with asbestos created a sales decline.


May 18, 2020

FDA Issues Warnings To Two Manufacturers Of Breast Implants

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) just issued warning letters to two manufacturers of breast implants for failing to comply with regulatory requirements. The FDA sent a warning letter to Allergan for failure to comply with requirements to conduct post-approval studies assessing the risks and long-term safety of two separate breast implant models. Both breast implant models were voluntarily recalled last year. The FDA also sent a warning letter to Ideal Implant Incorporated. That letter was sent for failing to comply with adverse event reporting requirements and current good manufacturing practice requirements. The letter was prompted by an inspection which was conducted earlier in 2020.


READ MORE