US Postal Truck Sudden Left Turn Injures Teen

US Postal Truck Sudden Left Turn Injures Teen

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An auto accident between a Jeep and a U.S. postal truck left the Jeep’s then 13 year-old passenger, en route to church, seriously injured after the postal truck turned prematurely and the Jeep hit a tree. The crash resulted in massive injuries for the teen. The case C.F. vs the United States of America settled for $2 million dollars. This video describes the injuries and subsequent comprehensive life care plan conducted by OAS. We’re happy to answer any questions about your case, contact us at 800-292-1919 or visit our website www.oasinc.org.

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