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Deadly Car Accident Fort Worth SH 183

Fort Worth police officers responded to the scene of a deadly pedestrian accident along Texas 183 at about 10 p.m. on Valentine’s Day. A man had been walking…

Deadly Car Accident Fort Worth SH 183

Man Hit and Killed While Walking Fort Worth Highway

Fort Worth police officers responded to the scene of a deadly pedestrian accident along Texas 183 at about 10 p.m. on Valentine’s Day. A man had been walking along the edge of the highway when he stepped into the left lane near the intersection of 183 and County Line Road in North Dallas. It is unclear why the man stepped onto the road where a motorist struck and killed him. The motorist was transported to the hospital for observation and has been cooperating with police during their investigation. Police have not released the identity of either man.

The Aftermath of Deadly Pedestrian Accidents

Unfortunately, deadly car accidents can bring costly expenses. In this case, someone will have to pay for the funeral of their loved one. The vehicle driver striking the man faces hospital bills and may need psychiatric care to overcome the effects of killing someone.

Nightmares, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress disorders are often the results of accidents like this one. If you have been injured in pedestrian accidents or lost a loved one, you know that expenses mount up quickly.

A personal injury lawyer can help you recoup those financial losses so that you can concentrate on your physical and mental health.

Contact Genthe Law After Any Accident in Dallas or Fort Worth

When you are looking for a Dallas personal injury lawyer, contact Genthe Law. We have years of experience helping people like you recover financially following an accident that left you with a personal injury.

While some accidents are unavoidable, you should never have to suffer alone. Schedule your free consultation today and reap the benefits of our Genthe Guarantee. You never pay us until we recover for you in our out-of-court.

Disclaimer: The information in this post is gathered from secondary sources and has not been independently confirmed. If you are aware of any incorrect or false information, please notify us via our contact form and we will promptly correct the error. We provide this information to help improve public awareness of common dangers and potential injuries, as well as to honor victims and provide links for readers to donate when possible. Information contained in this post is not legal advice. Please seek the help of medical and legal professionals if you or a loved one has been injured. Images in our blog may not be images from the actual accident described or parties involved.

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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