For many of us, the fear of traveling behind a log truck or getting on a plane can be traced back to “Final Destination”, the movie franchise that stands behind the notion that when it’s someone’s time to go, it’s their time to go. The franchise is best known for its gruesome death scenes after the movie characters somehow seemed to escape death the first time around. But, are these deaths real or just Hollywood fiction? You might be surprised.
Many of the movie’s death scenes are based on injuries that happen in real life. Research into 300,000 emergency room visits for a recent year was recently conducted to determine which of the deaths in the franchise’s five films have occurred in real life. According to this data, the annual number of injuries associated with the various causes of death depicted in the films include:
Many of the personal injuries the franchise depicts are common in the United States, including injuries caused by:
Other injuries the film depicts are less likely to occur, such as roller coaster injuries or tanning bed burns.
While our firm may not always represent clients who were injured in accidents as gruesome as those depicted in the films, our El Paso personal injury attorneys do handle various types of personal injury cases, many of which are depicted in the “Final Destination” films, including:
If you were recently injured in an incident caused by another person’s negligence, the Law Offices of Michael J. Gopin, PLLC can help. We have more than 30 years of combined legal experience and the resources and skills necessary to pursue the fair compensation to which you are entitled. Contact us today for a free consultation with a knowledgeable car accident attorney who can discuss your legal options following a personal injury.
Michael J. Gopin has practiced law in El Paso since 1987. Even after more than 30 years, he still remembers his first jury case. It was two weeks after receiving his license, when he represented a person whose life had been forever changed after being blinded in a work-related incident...