A seriously injured man was found in a creek under a bridge in the town of Boulder, CO on Wednesday morning. It was quickly determined that he had been hit by a train while crossing the bridge. Police investigating the accident believe that it occurred  around 4:45 in the morning. The man has been transported to a nearby hospital for emergency treatment. Further details, including his current condition, have not yet been released. The road on which the accident occurred was closed until 8 am Wednesday while investigators and emergency responders cleared the scene. A collision with a train is a devastating accident, especially for cyclists and pedestrians. If you have been injured in a train accident, you may have grounds for a personal injury lawsuit. To discuss your case with an experienced Jacksonville train accident attorney, contact the offices of Don Guthrie at 904-493-6455.

A truck jackknifed early this morning on State Highway 114 near the 121 North exit. The accident was reported to police around four in the morning. According to Grapevine police, the truck turned on its side and spilled fuel across the highway. In the interest of public safety fire fighters shut down the eastbound lanes while they cleaned the spill. Traffic was diverted onto a service road. It took about two hours for the mess to be cleaned and the road to re-open. No deaths or serious injuries have been reported. Victims of truck accidents are not always so lucky. If you or a loved one has been injured in a truck accident due to another party's negligence, contact Jackson

Abigail Wright was only four when she suffered the accident that would change her life and those of her family member's. She was at a park with her younger sister Mia and their nanny, much like any other day. It happened when Abigail decided to climb up the latter of a slide with her jump rope slung around her shoulder. Tragically, she slipped and fell, the rope caught on the tunnel covering the side, and Abigail was nearly strangled. She was only deprived of oxygen for seconds, but that was enough to cause permanent diffuse brain damage. A year later, the Wrights are coping with their new lives. Abigail has difficulty moving and vocalizing, but her parents Martha and Bob report that she is constantly improving, albeit slowly. Her doctors caution her family not to set their hopes too high, but the Wrights are working hard with their daughter every day, and remain faithful that she will continue to improve. An accident causing brain damage can happen in a moment and change your life forever. If you or a loved one has suffered a brain injury due to someone else's mistakes, contact Jacksonville personal injury lawyer Don Guthrie at 904-493-6455.