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: Fairbanks Alaska Statewide Personal Injury LawyersSemi-Truck Collision Kills Marvin Harris. What His Family Should Do...
By Ward Merdes
The Anchorage Daily News reports that Marvin Harris, 52, was killed on 11/29/07 while driving a semi southbound at mile 53 of the Dalton Highway. The oncoming trailer was being pulled by Jason Knight, 34 of Fairbanks. Knight was driving a 2006 Freightliner. It appears that Knight's trailer drifted into the Southbound (oncoming) lane occupied by Harris, killing Harris on impact. Harris was apparently not wearing a seatbelt. Here's what Harris' family should do to ensure they exercise all of their legal rights...
Full post as published by Fairbanks Alaska Statewide Personal Injury Lawyers on December 02, 2007 (boomark / email).
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