Village Of Somers, WI - Head-On Crash Leaves One Dead on CH E near Wood Rd

‍Village Of Somers, WI (October 7, 2025) – A tragic two-vehicle crash Sunday night claimed one life and left another severely injured near the 3400 block of County Highway E, near Wood Road. According to the Kenosha County Sheriff’s Office, the head-on collision occurred around 6:30 p.m. on October 5.

Authorities reported that a pickup truck traveling eastbound on County Highway E appeared to cross the centerline and struck an SUV head-on. The impact caused severe damage to both vehicles. Emergency responders extricated the SUV driver, who was pronounced dead at the scene. The driver of the pickup truck sustained serious injuries and was transported to a nearby hospital. Both vehicles were occupied solely by the drivers.

The sheriff’s office indicated that alcohol and/or drugs may have been a factor in the crash. Investigators continue to examine the circumstances surrounding the collision to determine the full sequence of events.

This tragic incident highlights the devastating consequences of head-on collisions, which are among the most dangerous types of vehicle crashes. Head-on crashes often occur suddenly and with little warning, leaving drivers and passengers with minimal time to react.

Our deepest condolences go out to the family, friends, and loved ones of the deceased victim.

Head-On Collisions in Somers & Legal Support

Head-on crashes often result in catastrophic injuries or fatalities due to the force of impact. The consequences extend far beyond the immediate crash scene. Families of victims may face long-term emotional trauma, including grief, anxiety, and depression, while coping with the sudden loss or serious injury of a loved one. The financial burden can also be overwhelming, with medical bills, rehabilitation costs, funeral expenses, and potential loss of income creating significant strain.

Navigating insurance claims and understanding legal rights adds another layer of complexity during an already difficult time. Families may feel uncertain about how to proceed or whom to trust for guidance. In some cases, liability may be contested, especially if factors such as alcohol, drugs, or negligence are involved, which can complicate efforts to pursue compensation. Immediate legal support can also help preserve crucial evidence, communicate with insurance companies, and ensure deadlines for claims and legal action are met.

At Dunk Law Firm, we provide compassionate and experienced legal guidance for families affected by fatal or severe car accidents in Kenosha County. Our attorneys understand both the emotional and practical challenges families face after a serious collision. We assist in gathering evidence, working with investigators, and pursuing claims to hold responsible parties accountable. Our goal is to ensure families have the resources they need to recover financially and focus on healing, while helping them navigate an otherwise overwhelming process.

If your family has been impacted by a serious or fatal collision, reach out to our wrongful death lawyers for a case consultation. Call Dunk Law Firm today at 414-209-4398 to learn more about your legal options. We are committed to standing by you and your loved ones through this challenging time, offering compassionate guidance and support at every step.

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