Houston, TX asked in Personal Injury for Texas

Q: If I was injured in a hit and run accident, is my only hope for compensation of my medical bills via my own insurance or

is there some other way to figure out the identity of that driver and bring them to justice?

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Rahlita D. Thornton
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Rahlita D. Thornton
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  • Houston, TX
  • Licensed in Texas

A: Certainly, we can assist you in negotiating your claim. We can pursue other damages in addition to those for your medical bills if you have the appropriate coverage. Do you have uninsured motorists coverage? If so, feel free to give us a call as we handle accident claims nationwide. 888-343-4529 #1.

Daniel John Christensen
Daniel John Christensen
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  • Austin, TX
  • Licensed in Texas

A: It would depend on what information is available? Do you have a license plate? A description of the car and driver? Identifying the driver who ran into you would provide you a potential remedy other than your own UM/UIM coverage. If you are significantly injured, you might be able to also pursue the manufacturer of your vehicle if it failed to perform in the collision and such failure resulted in you suffering more severe injuries. If you would like to discuss, you are always welcome to contact my firm, DC Law, at 512-888-9999, www.texasjustice.com.

Daniel John Christensen
Daniel John Christensen
Answered
  • Austin, TX
  • Licensed in Texas

A: I am sorry you are going through this difficult time. Hit and run accidents are very common in Texas. At our firm, we push forward a very thorough investigation in order to locate those that have hurt and injured our clients, even if they flee the scene of the incident. Please call me at 512-220-1800 to discuss your incident.

Tim Akpinar
Tim Akpinar
Answered
  • Little Neck, NY

A: You could additionally look into whether there were security cameras in the vicinity that might have captured footage of the accident.

Tim Akpinar

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