Carolina Truesdale
Carolina G. Truesdale graduated from Texas Tech University School of Law, Cum Laude, where she discovered her passion for serving families during difficult times.
Side impact collisions are when a car hits the side of another. It’s often called a t-bone accident because of the shape of the two vehicles together. This type of collision also called a broadside accident, usually occurs in Waco intersections. A T-bone accident can be very complicated because both sides often deny doing anything wrong. Our Waco car accident lawyers are experienced in side-impact cases and the complications that they bring. We can help you build your case.
Causes of side-impact collisions include running a red light, failing to check blind spots, and sideswipes on the highway. Today’s vehicles have a lot of excellent safety features. But they are not as useful for t-bone accidents. Nothing but a door protects the person from the other car. This can leave someone with catastrophic injuries.
After a side-impact crash, it is best to take pictures of the location and damage to the cars. A lot of vehicles in t-bone accidents are considered a total loss and are towed away from the scene. Find out where the car is taken. This information can be obtained from the police, the tow truck driver, or the insurance company. Eyewitnesses can be incredibly crucial to winning a side-impact collision case. The faster you get a Waco car accident lawyer, the better odds you have of a good outcome.
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After a t-bone accident in Waco, you will be confused. A side-impact crash can change your life in more ways than you think. Your injuries from the broadside accident may require long-term treatment. Our car accident attorneys are compassionate listeners who want to know your story. We understand that t-bone accidents cause a lot of damage. You likely have a lot of questions about your Waco auto crash. We have our frequently asked questions that you can review while you are scheduling your free consultation with a Waco personal injury attorney. If you’ve gotten hurt in a high-speed car accident, talk to the Waco personal injury lawyers at Dunnam & Dunnam about your potential matter for free at 254-753-6437.
Carolina G. Truesdale graduated from Texas Tech University School of Law, Cum Laude, where she discovered her passion for serving families during difficult times.
Mason Dunnam won his first jury trial the day after becoming licensed to practice law. He became a lawyer to fight for the little guy.
Eleeza Johnson has been a member of Dunnam & Dunnam since 2015 and is currently designated as Of Counsel.
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Jim Dunnam is a Board Certified Specialist in both Civil Trial Law and Family Law. Jim was born and has spent his entire life in Waco.
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