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Betty Dyer killed, 4 others injured, in Lafayette County crash

On Thursday, August 16, four Missouri residents were injured, and one–68-year old Betty Dyer, was killed in a multi-car accident on US-24, east of Old Sante Fe Trail, in Lafayette County.

The accident began at approximately 1:55 PM, when James E. Frasier, a resident of Waverly, MO, accidentally crossed over the center line forcing the vehicle in which Ms. Dyer and the others were travelling in to swerve so as to avoid a collision. The driver of this vehicle, Jessica Williams, then lost control of the car which slammed into a nearby road sign before flipping onto it’s side.

Layton Cooper, Charles Karras, and Ms. Williams, the driver, all suffered moderate injury, and all had to be transported via EMS to area hospitals for further medical treatment. Mr. Frazier also suffered serious injury. Ms. Dyer, who was not wearing a safety belt at the time of the incident, was declared deceased at the scene by the Lafayette County Coroner’s office.

It is always unfortunate when a traffic accident ends in the loss of a life. We at the law offices of Kevin J. Roach extend our sincerest condolences to the family and friends of the parties involved.

Wrongful Death Claims

The Law offices of Kevin J. Roach is a serious injury and wrongful death firm that handles wrongful death cases throughout the state of Missouri.

As a Missouri wrongful death law firm we understand that a family member who has lost a loved one will be experiencing many emotions.  When you contact our firm we will guide you through every step of the legal process and fight for the legal rights of your loved ones.

Our law firm understands that no amount of monetary compensation will bring back your loved one, but we also strongly believe that people must be held accountable for their actions.  Additionally, the money recovered from a Illinois wrongful death lawsuit can assist with any outstanding medical expenses, funeral costs, as well as income replacement if the deceased was the primary income earner.

There are also statutes of limitations within each state that determine how much time you have to file the wrongful death claim. In Missouri, a wrongful death claim can be filed anytime up to three years after the death of the family member.

We can’t bring back your love one but we can help protect your rights and ensure the best possible outcome.  Call today for a free consultation (866) 519-0085

We at the law offices of Kevin J. Roach again extend our sincerest condolences to the family and friends of the parties involved.