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SH 183 Fatal Hit-and-Run Car Accident

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SH 183 Fatal Hit-and-Run Car Accident

Woman Fatally Struck on Highway 183

A 27-year-old was involved in a car accident on December 4, 2022, on U.S. Highway 183. When she exited her vehicle at about 3:30 in the morning to check for damages on her disabled vehicle, a driver in a white Ford Mustang with blue or black racing stripes down its side struck and killed her. The driver did not stop at the scene of the accident, and the Fort Worth Police Department is asking anyone with information to come forward.

Hit-and-Run Accidents Always Have Enduring Consequences

Hit-and-run accidents in the Metroplex can have deadly consequences, as in this case. In many instances, families must come up with the money to bury their loved ones.

Alternatively, hit-and-runs can leave people severely injured. In those cases, long-term medical bills can add up extremely quickly.

There may be an instant need for durable medical equipment, like wheelchairs and walkers. In some instances, contractors must remodel homes or have the present one sold and a new one purchased so that the person can return to their house.

Often, a surviving victim must take extended time off work or may never be able to work again, in which case, bills mount up. If you can relate to these personal injury scenarios after pedestrian accidents or other types of car accidents. In that case, you need to contact a personal injury lawyer to help you identify who was at fault and get you the required compensation.

Injured in a Car Accident? Genthe Law Firm Will Come to Your Defense

When you need a Dallas personal injury lawyer, contact Genthe Law Firm. They have the experience to help you get the financial reimbursement you need to recover from an accident. The first consultation is always free, and you never pay a fee unless we collect money for you. You have enough to stress about following an accident, so let us take the legal burden off of your shoulders.

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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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