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Truck Deaths Georgia: Mitcham v. Terminix & Georgia DOT

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Added: 25-11-2009
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Truck Deaths Georgia: Mitcham v. Terminix & Georgia DOT On July 24, 2003, Tonya Mitcham, a mother of four, was driving on I-75 in South Georgia in a severe rainstorm and was fatally struck by a Terminix Company utility truck, which slid out of control and crossed the median, killing Tonya and gravely injuring one of her surviving children, Mallory. The Terminix truck had extremely worn out tires, one with 87,000 miles on it, and was sent out in inclement weather despite two employee requests for new tires. The Insider Exclusive will show how Jim Butler and Matt Cook of the law firm of Butler, Wooten & Fryhofer revealed how Terminix concealed and covered up key statements of management employees, and how the Georgia’s Department of Transportation was liable because a blocked highway drain caused rain water to flood the roadway. This is the true story of justice for Tonya Mitcham and her family. You can contact Jim Butler and Matt Cook at 404-321-1700, or www.butlerwooten.com
Channels: Legal News
Tags: Terminix, Law, Truck Deaths, Legal, Insider Exclusive

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Posted by doubletrouble (106 days ago)

They have to really watch who they hire to drive
trucks.

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Posted by egarcia (106 days ago)

oooh man! Are humans just getting more and more
reckless??

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