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2 Children Injured in Dallas Car Accident

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2 Children Injured in Dallas Car Accident

On January 22, 2022, a single-car accident occurred at around 9:30 in the morning, leaving two children injured. The accident, which happened on Keist Ave., was witnessed by many bystanders. Witnesses say that the SUV was going very fast and when it entered a curve in the road, the SUV jumped the curb, hit a utility pole, and then moved further down the block, hitting a fence and a tree.

The six-year-old girl suffered severe injuries and was transported to the local hospital. The ten-year-old boy had less serious injuries but still required medical care. The 32-year-old male driver reportedly declined medical treatment. Police believe that the driver was under the influence of alcohol at the time of the accident. The accident is still under investigation.

Some Dallas Car Accidents Are Just Complex

What happens when passengers in a vehicle are injured in a single-car accident? What happens when the injury victims are children? There are several other contingencies that can be thrown into the mix as well, such as what if the adult driving the vehicle was not a parent? Or what if the adult driving the vehicle is charged with a crime? Do any of these things affect the case?

Since there are so many factors that must come into play for a case like the one above, it will be crucial for the parents of the injured children to speak with a Dallas personal injury lawyer about the accident and injuries.

Minors Involved In A Car Accident Complicate Cases

A car accident always becomes a little more complex when minors are injured in the accident. This is because children that are injured face many more challenges from their injuries than your average adult. Growing bodies often react differently to injuries, and what may seem like a minor injury for an adult can be a serious injury for a child.

Seek Justice for Car Accident Injuries With Genthe Law Firm, Today!

Parents of the injured child can seek compensation for their financial losses and for the pain and suffering of their children. Your personal injury lawyer will explain how these cases are managed and how the compensation is handled for a minor.

Since there are many issues that must be covered with this type of accident, it is in your best interest to speak with a personal injury attorney as soon as possible after the accident. At Genthe Law Firm we can answer all of your questions and help you protect the rights of your injured child.

Contact us today to schedule your free consultation with a member of our firm. We will also offer you our Genthe Guarantee that means you don’t pay us until we recover on your case.

About the author

Written by the trial attorneys at Genthe Law Firm, P.C., a Dallas personal injury litigation practice representing injured Texans since 2015. This article is general information about Texas law, not legal advice about your situation. For advice on your case, request a free case review or call (214) 957-0898.

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