Ryan Dunn, one of the pranksters who appeared in all of the “Jackass” movies, died in a horrific, fiery crash in his sports car along with a passenger on Monday, June 20.

Speeding and drunk driving are common causes of fatal car accidents, said Philadelphia personal injury lawyer Randall C. Flager, managing partner of Flager & Yockey, P.C.

Police said in an initial report that “speed may have been a contributing factor to the accident,” which also lead to the death of passenger Zachary D. Hartwell, of West Chester, Pa. Authorities later determined he was driving his 2007 Porsche 911 GT3 at more than 130 mph was driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol.

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A head-on car accident on May 24 claimed the lives of two Shawnee, OK residents and resulted in serious injuries sustained by three high school students, according to a report in news-star.com.

Gary Bailey, 59, and Janice Bailey, 58, both of Shawnee, died in the accident, news-star.com is reporting. The news site also is reporting a car driven by Nicholas Moles, 17, of Shawnee struck Bailey’s pickup head-on, citing an Oklahoma Highway Patrol source.

Moles’ car crossed the center line before colliding with Bailey’s pickup truck, according to news-star.com. Moles was treated and released from Unity Health Center. Two passengers, Dakota Davis, 16, and Tyler Jackson, 17, both of Tecumseh, were taken to OU Medical Center in Oklahoma City for treatment, according to news-star.com

Head-on collisions are among the most serious types of accidents, said auto accident lawyer Tulsa Jeff Martin. Injuries can be severe and even fatal, as this case illustrates.

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When people are seriously burned and injured, they may require specialized care and long-term treatment. In Augusta, Georgia, the community is lucky to have the Joseph M. Still Burn Center at Doctors Hospital. The medical professionals at the burn center have experience and access to the latest technology. Burn patients receive exceptional care from a respected, multidisciplinary team of providers.

The Joseph M. Still Burn Center is a valuable resource for the community, said personal injury attorney Gary Martin Hays. Patients who are coping with all types of burn injuries are able to get the treatment they need from the professionals at the burn center in Augusta.

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