ABC 15 reports that a black Camaro made a sudden U-turn while speeding. According to ABC 15, "Authorities say the driver lost control of the vehicle just east of Foster Road, went left of center and was struck broadside by a half ton pickup occupied by a family from Polacca, Arizona."

The black Camaro was fleeing from police. A deputy reports that the driver was not driving safely, leading him to believe that the driver may have been under the influence. The deputy, who drove a marked police vehicle, turned on both his siren and lights. Neither one prompted the Camaro to stop.

ABC 13 reports that, "According to the Sheriff's Office, the injuries to an elderly female in the pickup truck and the driver of the Camaro appeared to be serious, but it was not immediately known if the injuries were life-threatening." The accident is still being investigated by authorities.

Car accidents can leave you or a loved one seriously injured. If you or anyone you know has been injured in an automobile accident, contact the Tucson car accident lawyers at Haralson, Miller, Pitt, Feldman & McAnally, P.L.C. today by dialing 800-639-8460.

The Florida Associated Press reports that a solder died Sunday after a wreck on base last week. The 36-year-old man was riding his motorcycle when he crashed into a van. The Arizona Daily Star reports that, "[he] was taken to Sierra Vista Regional Health Center before being flown to University Medical Center in Tucson."

The soldier has been identified as Second Lieutenant Mark J. Pincek. The Miami man was training at Fort Huachuca. According to the Florida Associated Press, "Pincek was attending the military intelligence basic officer leadership course at the base, home to the Army's intelligence center."

"A memorial service for Pincek is tentatively planned for Thursday evening at the Main Post Chapel," according to The Arizona Daily Star. 

Authorities are still investigating the tragic accident.

Earlier this month, the Obama Administration made good on a promise made to Republicans last fall to place funds in reducing medical malpractice lawsuits and costs.  25 million dollars worth of grants will be distributed to universities, medical centers, and state health departments.  Officials hope that these grants will improve doctor/patient communication and reduce injury, and as a result minimize medical malpractice lawsuits and lower liability insurance premiums.

In an address to Congress last September, President Obama stated, "I don't believe that malpractice reform is a silver bullet, but I've talked to enough doctors to know that defensive medicine may be contributing to unnecessary costs".  

If you or someone you love has been a victim of medical malpractice, contact the Tucson medical malpractice attorneys of Haralson, Miller, Pitt, Feldman, & McAnally, P.L.C. at 800-639-8460 to learn more about your rights.

A single-engine Piper airplane crashed into Round Valley High School in Eagar, Arizona this past Friday.

The plane was registered to a Jeffrey Ulrich of Wesley Chapel, Florida and the remains of four people found on the scene have been confirmed to be Ulrich and his family.

Witnesses say the plane seemed to be having difficulties as it circled around the school building for a few minutes before crashing into the school.  Officials say that Ulrich and his family left Springerville's airport on Friday to go to the Grand Canyon, and soon after the plane hit a light post possibly causing the accident.  Fortunately, the school building was vacant and there were no ground injuries.  

Federal Investigators continue to gather the pieces of the aircraft in a facility in Phoenix in order to investigate exactly what caused this tragic plane accident.

Our greatest sympathies go out to the family and friends of the Ulrich family.

An 81-year old Tucson man who caused a car accident this past Saturday later caused two more accidents on Monday.

On Saturday, the man drove eastbound on 22nd Street when officials believe he had a seizure, causing him to lose control, crash into the entrance of Octopus Carwash, and pin a 71-year old woman.  The woman suffered two broken legs.

The police say they were in the process of having his license medically revoked when he caused two more accidents on Monday.  

Monday, the Tucson police say the man rear ended a vehicle, proceeded to back up, then pulled forward and hit the vehicle once more.  He continued to drive, pulling into a nearby intersection and t-boned a second vehicle.  The man left the scene and was followed by a witness to University Medical Center, where he said he had to pick up his wife.

The Tucson police charged the man with three counts of leaving the scene of an accident and are currently further reviewing the accidents.

If you or someone you love has been injured in an accident, contact the Tucson personal injury attorneys of Haralson, Miller, Pitt, Feldman & McAnally, P.L.C. at 800-639-8460 to learn more about your rights.

17-year-old Wilcox High School Graduate, Aubrey Kirk, is in critical condition after an accident that occurred around 8 AM on Sunday, May 30th.

Kirk was traveling back to Wilcox from Bowie Hot Springs on Rosewood Road in Bowie going westbound when she lost control of her 2004 white Chevy pick-up truck.  The vehicle then rolled three times, throwing the driver and passenger from their seats to outside of the truck.  The two were airlifted to the University Medical Center in Tucson.

The passenger suffered from head and neck injuries but was expected to be released Sunday evening.  Kirk is still in the intensive care unit at UMC and in critical condition.

It is suspected that the two were not wearing seat belts at the time of the accident. 

 If you or someone you love has been injured in an accident contact the Tucson car accident lawyers of Haralson, Miller, Pitt, Feldman & McAnally, P.L.C. at 800-639-8460 to learn more about your rights. 

A motorcycle crash on Monday claimed the life of one rider and left the other in serious condition after a collision with a car. 

According to officials, the two were riding the motorcycle in the northbound lane on South Alvernon Way when the driver of the motorcycle ran a red light. The motorcycle crashed into a car that was making a left turn at the intersection. The driver of the car was taken to the hospital for evaluation, but her one-year-old child was not injured in the accident. The 36-year-old passenger of the motorcycle was killed in the crash, while the driver of the motorcycle was hospitalized with serious injuries.