The identity of a 49-year-old male who was killed in a motorcycle crash on the I-405 freeway earlier today was finally revealed.  Victim Raymond McQueen, a resident of Mission Viejo, was pronounced dead  on the scene  in Westminster after his cycle and body was found  this morning  just South of the Goldwest Street exit.  McQueen, who had been riding a white Suzuki sport bike, hit the center divider at 8:14 a.m. A white Volvo was also involved in the same collision and sported visible auto damage as well.  The driver stopped and was on the scene when authorities arrived.  He was  unharmed.    Details on what caused the crash are unknown but preliminary reports seem  to indicate that the driver of the Volvo had drifted into the carpool lane shortly  before the motorcycle wreck.

With the above information, it is just as likely that the white Volvo  caused the motorcycle accident to occur, especially if the cyclist was already in the lane prior to the wreck. This would mean that loved ones could pursue the Volvo driver in court regarding McQueen’s wrongful death.

Have you lost a motorcycle lover  to a careless and reckless automobile driver?  We are here to help. Contact our veteran wrongful death lawyers right  away for a free legal consultation and learn what we at Slaughter and Slaughter can do to obtain reparation for your family member’s untimely death.

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