Car accidents during the holiday season have caused multiple fatalities in some Texas counties. The Department of Public Safety believes that the past week has become one of the deadliest ever on Montgomery County roads. Fatal car accidents have the potential to spur wrongful death suits against the negligent drivers who caused the fatalities. The families of the recent victims may consider their legal options in the wake of these tragic crashes.
Lawsuit filed after man killed in Texas truck accident
Fatal truck accidents can often lead to lawsuits filed by the deceased's loved ones. This may be the case coming up with the family of one 24-year-old Texas man, who was killed earlier this year in a truck accident after a truck driver allegedly crashed into the man's car. The man's parents are filing a wrongful death suit against the truck driver, as well as the trucking company who employed the driver.
Woman sues hospital and physicians for medical malpractice
Texans who have suffered due to medical malpractice may be able to acquire damages for their injuries. One woman who allegedly lost two limbs due to medical malpractice is suing the hospital and seeks monetary damages. The suit was filed against seven physicians and the hospital itself.
Wrongful death suit filed after death at Texas University
The University of Texas at Arlington is facing a lawsuit for the death of an engineering student. The young man died after visiting the school's Health Services for a knee injury last summer. His parents are now filing a wrongful death suit on his behalf.
100-car accident leaves 2 dead and at least 80 injured
Multi-vehicle accidents are often the most catastrophic for all those involved. This Thanksgiving, two people died and many more were injured in a series of car accidents on a Texas highway.
