Athens, Georgia, Woman Dies in Alabama Car Accident

A Limestone County, Alabama, car accident claimed the life of a woman from Athens, Georgia, Tuesday afternoon, according to Jean Cole of the E-News Courier website.   The crash occurred when the vehicle of Carrie Ann Cook, 42, appeared to lose control and slammed into a tree on Lentzville Road.  Limestone County Cororner Mike West said that blunt force trauma to the head and neck killed Cook in the Athens crash, which sent her flying into the back seat.  According to Cole, the victim was not wearing her seatbelt before the accident.

We represent clients who have experienced the devastating loss of having loved ones die in fatal car accidents, and we express our deepest sympathies to the family of Carrie Cook.  Although this accident involved only one vehicle, we often hear from victims of car crashes involving two or more vehicles.  If you have been injured or lost a loved one in a multi-vehicle accident in the state of Georgia, please feel free to call us with any questions you would like to have answered for free.  We will consult with you with compassion and professionalism.