The person liable for a multi-car crash depends on who caused or contributed to the crash. Multiple parties can even share liability. It can be difficult to determine who’s liable.
If you or a family member were involved in a multi-car crash, our firm will determine who is liable. If multiple parties are liable for the crash, our firm will demand compensation from each of them. In a free consultation with us, you’ll learn more about liability in your case.
Who Is at Fault in a Multi-Car Accident in Texas?
As a victim of a multi-car accident, you may have major injuries, like trauma to your limbs, abdomen, back, arms, neck, or head. If a relative suffered fatal injuries in a motor vehicle accident, your family may be grieving. You may feel the need to hold the at-fault party or parties to account for your injuries or emotional suffering.
In Texas, one or more parties can be at fault for a car accident. For instance, if a single motorist drove carelessly, they could be entirely at fault for an accident. Or if multiple motorists drove carelessly, they could all share fault for an accident. Additionally, if another entity, like the local government, acted carelessly in some way and contributed to the accident, they could also share fault.
A multi-car crash attorney from our firm can identify who is at fault for your multi-car crash, and then your attorney will hold them to account. If multiple parties share fault, your attorney will hold each of them to account.
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Whose Insurance Pays in a Multi-Car Accident in Texas?
In Texas, if a party is at fault for an accident, their insurance pays for the faultless party’s damages. And if multiple parties are found at fault, each party’s insurance pays for the faultless party’s damages.
In your case, you could collect compensation from multiple parties. Your attorney will determine if that’s possible.
How do You Prove Liability for a Multi-Car Crash?
It can be difficult to prove liability in any car accident case, and it can be especially difficult in a multi-car accident case. Many parties could share liability, and it can be difficult to prove how each party contributed to the accident and why each party is liable. One of our firm’s lawyers can do all of this for you.
To help prove liability in your case, your lawyer will show evidence of liability. Such evidence could be:
- Traffic camera footage showing that multiple drivers contributed to the crash
- Car event data recorder information showing that a driver caused the crash
- Rideshare company app data showing that a rideshare company is liable
- Truck repair logs showing that a trucking company is liable
- Road repair details showing that the local government shares liability
Then, to fully prove liability in your case, your lawyer will show:
- That the other party or parties owed you a duty of care, such as the responsibility of driving carefully
- How the other party or parties breached their duty, such as by driving drunk
- Why the other party or parties caused or contributed to the accident, such as by crashing into multiple cars
- That you suffered damages, such as a concussion
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What Damages Can I Get for a Multi-Car Crash?
In Texas, you could receive compensation for your damages, no matter what kind of accident you suffered or how serious your losses are. We can help you determine what your damages are. They could include:
- Pain and suffering due to your injuries
- Disability and disfigurement
- Mental and emotional suffering due to the incident
- Loss of your ability to enjoy certain activities and even life
- Medical bills, including your bills for medicine, equipment, and therapies
- Property bills, including your bills for your vehicle
- Lost employment income and benefits
- Lost ability to bring in an income
Damages If You Lost a Loved One
If a family member of yours lost their life in the accident, you can demand all of the damages your family has experienced and may experience in the future. These damages could be:
- Pain your loved one experienced
- Mental and emotional suffering your family is experiencing
- Lost spousal and parental love and loss of consortium
- Loss of your ability to enjoy certain activities and even life
- Medical and property bills you haven’t been able to pay off yet
- Funeral and burial/cremation expenses
- Lost income and benefits for your family
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Should I Hire a Texas Multi-Car Crash Lawyer from Your Firm?
You can consider hiring a personal injury lawyer from our firm. Your lawyer could identify the liable party or parties in your case and then pursue damages from them. They can also assist you in other ways, too, such as helping you get your vehicle repaired.
If you are looking for a lawyer to handle your multi-car crash case, you should look for legal professionals who have experience in managing personal injury cases. Our attorneys have experience handling cases like yours and will go to court to fight for your recovery if necessary. Many of our cases involve car accidents, including multi-car accidents and other catastrophic accidents, and we’ve had a lot of success with these cases.
You should also look at the lawyer or law firm’s case results. Early in our practice, lead attorney Domingo Garcia recovered $1,100,000 for a car-accident victim. Since then, he and his team have recovered many millions more for our clients. During our 35-plus years in practice, our team has earned our clients’ trust.
You Can Learn More Today About Who Is Liable for a Multi-Car Crash in Texas
If you or a family member were involved in a multi-car crash, our firm will determine who is liable. One of our lawyers could even recover damages for you from multiple parties.
In a free consultation with us, you’ll learn more about liability. After your consultation, if you decide to hire a member of our legal team, your lawyer will be able to work for you at no cost until and unless your lawyer recovers damages for you. To learn more and consult with us for free, contact Domingo Garcia today.
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