Legal Question in Personal Injury in Texas

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You need to find out who owns the car. You can determine this by looking up the license plate number, and reviewing the accident report from the police station. There are several different ways to recover, but they tend to be fact specific. For example, the car you were in may have a policy, as well as the policy covering the other car in the accident. As I mentioned, these types of cases tend to be highly fact specific, so I've provided you with some general information. I invite you to email or call (214.739.0100) me if you want to go into detail.

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I am so sorry to hear about your terrible accident, the death of your boyfriend and the injuries you and your son received. There are several factors to consider in answering your question. If your boyfriend was in any way at fault (either completely or partially), you and your son may be able to file a claim under his liability policy. If the owner or driver of the abandoned vehicle was negligent (by leaving it too close to the roadway with no flashers on), you could also file a claim against his/her liability policy. (If both your boyfriend and the other driver/owner contributed to the accident, you would have a claim against both.) There is also the possibility of an uninsured motorist claim filed on your boyfriend's policy and/or on your own policy, if you have one. After the liability policy limits are exhausted, an underinsured motorist claim might be filed on your boyfriend's policy, your policy, or both. As you can see, this is a rather complicated matter with which you will definitely need the help of an experienced personal injury attorney. Please call me today for consultation. You may talk to me as long as you'd like for free; there is no obligation.