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Motorcyclist Dies in Fort Worth Accident

A forty-eight-year-old male was pronounced dead at the scene of an accident at the intersection of McCart Avenue and Duringer Road in Fort Worth on July 5…

Motorcyclist Dies in Fort Worth Accident

A forty-eight-year-old male was pronounced dead at the scene of an accident at the intersection of McCart Avenue and Duringer Road in Fort Worth on July 5, 2022.

Witnesses say that motorcyclist was traveling at a high rate of speed when he hit a compact SUV as it attempted to turn onto McCart Avenue from Duringer Road.

This intersection is a short distance south of Interstate 20. Some witnesses at the scene of the motorcycle accident that occurred at about 1130 p.m. indicate that the SUV, which may have been a Ford Escape, tried to leave the location of the deadly motorcycle accident. Police are still investigating what occurred and interviewing witnesses.

The Aftermath of a Fort Worth Personal Injury Accident

You deserve compensation when you receive a personal injury from a motorcycle accident. Getting to the bottom of who is at fault is not always easy. Therefore, you need a personal injury lawyer who is prepared to fight to get you monetary compensation.

Insurance companies retain lawyers so they can pay out the least amount of money possible. You need to fight opposing parties with your Dallas personal injury lawyer to get your vehicle fixed, money for pain, suffering, and other expenses. With the rising cost of inflation, getting proper compensation is more important than ever. Trying to receive adequate compensation on your own seldom works.

Contact Genthe Law Firm Today

That is why Genthe Law Firm works hard for you. We have the experience to get the funds you deserve when injured in a Dallas personal injury accident. The first visit is always free, and you will never have a bill to pay unless we recover compensation for you.

The first contact must come from you, so schedule your appointment today.

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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