The names of the injured victims of the two-vehicle collision, which occurred last week Thursday in Lakeport, California, have been released. The California Highway Patrol, on Tuesday, April 14, identified the three injured women as Faith Eyler, Deanna Lambert, and Michelle Baldwin. The reports, however, did not indicate whether either of the victims has involved a car accident attorney in the case.

The tragic wreck took place at about 3:45 pm on April 9, just west of Matthews Road. According to the CHP, a 2006 BMW X5 driven by Michelle Baldwin was traveling through the eastbound lanes of Highway 175.

At the same time, another motorist, Faith Eyler of Cloverdale, was driving a Honda Civic westbound on the Highway, with Deanna Lambert as her sole passenger.

Eyler’s vehicle suddenly made an unsafe lane change, into oncoming traffic and collided with the BMW almost immediately.

The impact of the collision caused major damages to both cars, leaving the three female victims severely injured.

First responders transported the three women to Lakeport’s Sutter Lakeside Hospital for treatment.

Investigators did not suspect drugs and alcohol as factors in the crash. No other information was released regarding the tragic occurrence.

The CHP is actively investigating the case to ascertain the cause of the traffic collision.

Injured victims of traffic accidents are urged to consult a car injury attorney to ensure they are appropriately compensated for damages using a personal injury claim.

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