EASLEY— Bryan Kellner, 20, of Easley, died on Mar. 15 from injuries sustained in a weekend crash involving his moped and a car.
The crash occurred around 10 a.m. Saturday on North B Street, according to authorities. A 22-year-old Easley woman was driving the car that struck the moped.
Emergency responders took Kellner to Prisma Greenville Memorial Hospital. He was treated for multiple blunt-force injuries before being pronounced dead the next day.
The Easley Police Department and Pickens County Coroner’s Office are investigating the crash.
Bryan Kellner tragically killed in Easley moped accident
March 18, 2025
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CRASH INVESTIGATION
“It is imperative to come to a determination of the exact cause of these types of accidents. An attorney has the resources to review applicable insurance coverage, hire expert witnesses, run background checks, and locate witnesses. We carefully guide the family of the victim through the process,” said Candice Bond, a managing partner with Bond Legal.
She noted that, in cases such as this, an independent investigation is crucial to preserve evidence.
“In addition to a police report, an attorney will carefully review what may have contributed to the crash,” said Bond. “A lawyer has the resources to hire expert witnesses, conduct drivers’ background checks, locate witnesses to the crash and review applicable insurance coverage. Serving as an advocate, an attorney can help guide an injury victim through what can be a complicated process.”
WRONGFUL DEATH CLAIM
Pending the investigation, the family of Bryan Kellner could pursue a wrongful death claim. Relatives of wrongful death victims are entitled to seek damages for the loss of companionship, pain and suffering, and emotional distress following a tragic or catastrophic accident.
“The stress and sorrow can be extremely overwhelming after losing a loved one in an accident,” said Bond.
“We understand the hardships that families face, and it’s crucial to protect their rights. A wrongful death lawyer will keep abreast of the official investigation and ensure that their legal rights and best interests are safeguarded.”
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