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Atlanta police released new information yesterday they hope will help them track down the driver in a deadly hit-and-run auto accident that killed a Cobb County woman March 22. The 47-year-old woman was struck as she was crossing Boulevard in Midtown at Ralph McGill Boulevard, according to Atlanta police. The driver never stopped the vehicle, and is still at large.

Analysis of surveillance video from a nearby gas station showed that the car was a silver or grey four-door Mercedes-Benz, and that the driver was Caucasian or light-skinned African-American. There were no passengers in the car. According to witnesses, the car sustained damage to the right front side and the windshield. Police are offering a reward of up to $2,000 for any information leading to the driver's arrest.

If you have lost a family member in an auto accident or an auto-pedestrian accident, your loss can never be restored. But The Cochran Firm stands ready to represent you in your wrongful death lawsuit and to utilize its nationwide resources to help you get the maximum compensation for your injury. Schedule a free, no-obligation auto accident lawsuit consultation with the civil litigation attorneys at the Atlanta office of The Cochran Firm today.