Menominee Car Accident
A Menominee car accident has resulted in the death of a woman. Myrtle Ann Anderson of Vulcan was traveling on Old U.S. 2 & 41 near 400 Road on November 18, 2008 when she turned and failed to yield to an oncoming train. She was pronounced dead on the scene.
This is a very sad accident. I want to extend my sympathies to the family of Myrtle Ann Anderson and to those who knew her well.
Even though this accident appears to have been Myrtle Ann Anderson’s fault, her family can still submit a claim for No Fault insurance benefits. Survivor loss benefits include a payment for part of the funeral bill, and payments for loss of support and loss of household services. A survivor loss claim requires a copy of the death certificate, funeral bill, and written proof of the loss of support and services. An experienced Michigan car accident lawyer could help the Andersons file their claim and gather the appropriate documents.
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