Motorcyclist Jose Louis Silva Killed in Crash with Another Vehicle at 24th, J Street in Sacramento

Sacramento, CA — According to ABC10, the motorcyclist who lost his life in a crash on Sunday afternoon, August 25, 2024, in midtown Sacramento has been identified as 55-year-old Jose Louis Silva.

The accident occurred around noon at the intersection of 24th and J Streets, a bustling area known for its local businesses and pedestrian traffic. The intersection, which sits near the popular Rick’s Dessert Diner, was strewn with debris following the collision.

According to Sacramento police, the crash involved a motorcycle and another vehicle. Silva, who was riding the motorcycle, sustained critical injuries and was rushed to a nearby hospital. Despite the efforts of medical professionals, Silva succumbed to his injuries.

The intersection, typically busy with both vehicles and pedestrians, was closed for several hours as investigators worked to piece together what led to the crash. The road was eventually reopened to traffic before 6 PM.

Sacramento police have not yet disclosed what might have caused the accident or whether any charges will be filed against the other driver involved.

Wrongful Death Claims

Whether or not a collision results in criminal charges for any of those involved, families who have lost a loved one in a fatal collision may be able to file a Wrongful Death claim with the insurance provider of the at-fault driver.

The compensation provided by a Wrongful Death claim can relieve the financial burdens created by medical expenses, burial costs, and the loss of income needed to support the deceased’s dependents.

Insurance companies will work to reduce any claim they cannot deny. This is where the help of a knowledgeable personal injury attorney proves invaluable, negotiating on behalf of victims and their families to ensure they receive proper compensation.

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