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Fort Worth, TX – Forest Hill Man Killed in Motorcycle Crash on I-30

Fort Worth, TX - Forest Hill Man Killed in Motorcycle Crash on I-30

The rider, later identified as Loris Burns Jr., suffered fatal injuries in the accident. The other driver remained at the scene and cooperated with responding officials. No other injuries were reported at the scene. 

The area was temporarily closed while emergency crews worked to clear the site. At this time, no additional information on the accident has been provided. An ongoing investigation into the cause of the accident is being handled by local law enforcement officials. 

We would like to extend our deepest condolences to the family of Loris Burns Jr. at this time.

Deadly Motorcycle Crashes in Texas

Fort Worth, TX - Forest Hill Man Killed in Motorcycle Crash on I-30When you hit the road on the back of a motorcycle, you are putting yourself in an extremely vulnerable position. Many drivers fail to look out for motorcyclists, causing serious collisions in the process. Data from the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) reveal that a total of 562 people were killed and 2,422 were hurt in motorcycle crashes across the state in 2022, and more than half of these crashes involved other vehicles. Statistics reveal that almost 45 percent of motorcyclists killed in collisions in 2021 were not wearing helmets, greatly increasing the risk of fatal injuries. 

It can be difficult to handle the aftermath of a deadly motorcycle crash. Someone close to you can be taken too soon due to the actions of a reckless driver. It can be hard to put the pieces back together after a deadly accident. It is common for families to fail to pursue legal action as they process the loss of a family member, but this can potentially damage your case. The longer you wait to take action, the more likely key evidence will be lost. You need to take immediate action in order to pursue justice following a deadly accident. There is too much on the line, and you need to be sure you are able to partner with a skilled legal team who is ready to take action on your case. 

The legal team at Rasansky | McKenzie Law is here to help you if someone close to you is unfairly killed in a serious motorcycle accident. We understand that you are going through a difficult time, and we are here to help you navigate the complicated legal process. Our wrongful death attorneys in Fort Worth are here to answer any questions you may have about your ability to pursue a claim during a free consultation. If you want to discuss your situation with a trained lawyer, give us a call today at 214-651-6100 and get started on your wrongful death claim.

Fort Worth, TX - Forest Hill Man Killed in Motorcycle Crash on I-30
Fort Worth, TX – Forest Hill Man Killed in Motorcycle Crash on I-30

Fort Worth, TX (February 21, 2024) – On Saturday night, February 17, a Forest Hill man was killed following a motorcycle accident in the Fort Worth area. The deadly accident was reported on Interstate 30 near Eastchase Parkway late that night at around 9 p.m. It was reported that a 26-year-old Forest Hill man was traveling eastbound on a motorcycle when he was involved in a crash with another vehicle. 

The rider, later identified as Loris Burns Jr., suffered fatal injuries in the accident. The other driver remained at the scene and cooperated with responding officials. No other injuries were reported at the scene. 

The area was temporarily closed while emergency crews worked to clear the site. At this time, no additional information on the accident has been provided. An ongoing investigation into the cause of the accident is being handled by local law enforcement officials. 

We would like to extend our deepest condolences to the family of Loris Burns Jr. at this time.

Deadly Motorcycle Crashes in Texas

Fort Worth, TX - Forest Hill Man Killed in Motorcycle Crash on I-30When you hit the road on the back of a motorcycle, you are putting yourself in an extremely vulnerable position. Many drivers fail to look out for motorcyclists, causing serious collisions in the process. Data from the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) reveal that a total of 562 people were killed and 2,422 were hurt in motorcycle crashes across the state in 2022, and more than half of these crashes involved other vehicles. Statistics reveal that almost 45 percent of motorcyclists killed in collisions in 2021 were not wearing helmets, greatly increasing the risk of fatal injuries. 

It can be difficult to handle the aftermath of a deadly motorcycle crash. Someone close to you can be taken too soon due to the actions of a reckless driver. It can be hard to put the pieces back together after a deadly accident. It is common for families to fail to pursue legal action as they process the loss of a family member, but this can potentially damage your case. The longer you wait to take action, the more likely key evidence will be lost. You need to take immediate action in order to pursue justice following a deadly accident. There is too much on the line, and you need to be sure you are able to partner with a skilled legal team who is ready to take action on your case. 

The legal team at Rasansky | McKenzie Law is here to help you if someone close to you is unfairly killed in a serious motorcycle accident. We understand that you are going through a difficult time, and we are here to help you navigate the complicated legal process. Our wrongful death attorneys in Fort Worth are here to answer any questions you may have about your ability to pursue a claim during a free consultation. If you want to discuss your situation with a trained lawyer, give us a call today at 214-651-6100 and get started on your wrongful death claim.

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