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On the evening of July 11, 2016, our client was severely injured when the commercial truck he was driving was run off of Interstate 10 in Baldwin County, Alabama, by two cars that were racing. Mr. Parks was driving a tanker truck and had delivered liquid carbon dioxide to Andalusia and Panama City, Florida, that day. He was returning home and made it to mile marker 41 on Interstate 10 at 10:35 that evening.

The two cars approached Mr. Parks in excess of 100 miles per hour, just west of Loxley, as he drove back to Mobile. One of the cars whipped into the left lane, passed Mr. Parks, and suddenly cut back in front of him, clipping the truck’s front bumper. Mr. Parks swerved to the right in an attempt to avoid the car, ran off of the Interstate onto the shoulder, and when he tried to get back onto the road, he lost control of the truck, and barrel-rolled down an embankment off of the left-side of the road. The racing vehicles sped away from the scene and were never found.

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