I-79 Cranberry high-speed crash lawsuit
I-79 Cranberry high-speed crash lawsuit involves a late-night rear-end collision on the southbound lanes of I-79 near mile marker 79.6, where a 2008 Infiniti FX35, driven by a 26-year-old man, struck a 2015 Subaru Legacy at high speed.
Victim & Injuries
Nicholas Fonzi, the driver of the Infiniti, was hospitalized with unspecified injuries. The occupants of the Subaru, including an 8-year-old child, were unhurt. Emergency responders rushed Fonzi to Allegheny County General Hospital following the crash.
Details of the Crash
Troopers say both vehicles skidded into the median before coming to a stop behind the Subaru’s Legacy. The high-speed impact from the Infiniti caused significant rear damage and forced both vehicles off the road.
Investigation & Contributing Factors
Authorities are investigating whether speed, driver inattention, road visibility, or other conditions played a role. The position of the collision, rear-end impact, and median involvement all suggest possible liability for the speeding driver.
Legal Rights & Injured Person’s Options
In crashes where one driver is rear-ended due to speed, the injured party (or their family) may have a claim. Compensation may be available for medical costs, pain and suffering, lost wages, and property damage if negligence is established.
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