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You were just involved in a wreck, and now an insurance adjuster is calling for your side of the story. Before giving a recorded statement, signing a medical authorization, or accepting an early settlement, understand why the insurance company wants information so quickly—and how your answers may affect your Dallas car or truck accident claim.
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Foot and toe fractures after a Dallas car accident can involve the tarsals, metatarsals, or toe bones and may interfere with walking, working, and everyday activities. Learn how these injuries happen, how they are treated, and what may be included in a Texas car accident claim.
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A patella fracture, commonly called a broken kneecap, can make walking, working, climbing stairs, and even bending the knee extremely difficult after a Dallas car accident. Learn how these fractures happen, how they are treated, what compensation may be available, and how The Wooley Law Firm helps people with serious knee injuries after Texas car wrecks.
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A broken upper arm, also called a humerus fracture, can require surgery, plates or screws, physical therapy, and significant time away from work. Learn about humerus fractures after Dallas car accidents, treatment, compensation, insurance claims, and how a Dallas car accident lawyer can help.
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Dash-camera footage can show how a Dallas car or truck wreck happened, identify a fleeing vehicle, and protect an injured person when the other driver disputes responsibility.
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If Progressive insures the driver who hit you and has offered money to settle your injury claim, be careful before accepting it. A payment that sounds like it is only covering an emergency-room or urgent-care bill may come with a release of your entire bodily injury claim.
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Insurance companies may search historical license-plate photographs when evaluating vehicle damage after a Dallas car wreck. Learn how these searches can be used to argue prior damage—and how the same photographs may sometimes help prove your claim.
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Texas recorded 47,472 crashes in July 2026, resulting in more than 20,000 injuries and 305 deaths. We examine the statewide numbers, commercial vehicle crashes, Dallas–Fort Worth cities, major highways, and several serious July collisions.
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Which auto insurance companies are most common in Dallas–Fort Worth? See Texas market-share data for Progressive, State Farm, Allstate, GEICO, USAA and other insurers, plus what their involvement may mean after a DFW car accident.
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