Family Awarded $44M After 2021 I-35 Pileup

Two wrongful death lawsuits have reportedly been filed after the December 2025 plane crash that killed former NASCAR driver Greg Biffle, members of his family, and others aboard the aircraft. Reports indicate the lawsuits raise questions about aircraft ownership, maintenance, safety, and responsibility following the fatal crash. Fatal aviation cases are often highly complex. Unlike a typical roadway crash, a plane crash investigation may involve aircraft maintenance records, pilot qualifications, flight logs, weather conditions, mechanical systems, ownership structure, and findings from the National Transportation Safety Board. The NTSB investigation process can take many months, and preliminary reports often leave major questions unanswered. For grieving families, a wrongful death lawsuit can help uncover answers and pursue accountability when negligence may have contributed to a fatal aviation accident. Potentially responsible parties may include aircraft owners, operators, maintenance providers, manufacturers, or other third parties depending on the evidence. If your loved one was killed in a plane crash, commercial vehicle accident, or other fatal incident, your family may have the right to pursue compensation for funeral expenses, lost financial support, mental anguish, and loss of companionship. Call (214) 699-6524 for a free consultation. You don’t pay unless we win.

A devastating small-plane crash near Wimberley, Texas, left five people dead after a Cessna 421C went down late Thursday night. Reports say the aircraft crashed in the Texas Hill Country area, and the FAA and National Transportation Safety Board are investigating the cause. Fatal aviation accidents require a highly detailed investigation. A Texas wrongful death attorney can examine whether pilot error, mechanical failure, maintenance issues, weather conditions, air traffic communication, aircraft ownership, flight planning, or defective parts contributed to the crash. Small-plane crash cases are different from ordinary accident claims. Evidence may include flight data, maintenance records, pilot history, air traffic control communications, aircraft inspection logs, wreckage analysis, weather reports, and NTSB findings. Families who lose loved ones in a Texas aviation accident may have the right to pursue compensation for funeral expenses, lost financial support, mental anguish, loss of companionship, and other damages. When multiple people are killed in a plane crash, families deserve answers, accountability, and experienced legal guidance. Call (214) 699-6524 for a free consultation. You don’t pay unless we win.

A fatal Fort Worth crash that killed two people has raised major safety concerns after police reportedly found 480 pounds of liquid methamphetamine inside the vehicle. The crash happened on Delga Street, where the vehicle struck a parked car and later stopped nearby. Emergency crews also reported a hazmat response, and a firefighter was hospitalized after exposure to fumes. Crashes involving illegal drugs, toxic chemicals, or hazardous substances can create danger far beyond the people inside the vehicle. Nearby drivers, pedestrians, property owners, first responders, and families may all be affected when reckless or unlawful conduct leads to a deadly crash. A Texas wrongful death attorney can investigate whether negligent driving, unsafe transport of hazardous materials, intoxication, criminal activity, vehicle condition, or third-party involvement contributed to the crash. These cases may involve multiple agencies, including police, fire, hazmat teams, medical examiners, and federal investigators. Key evidence may include crash reports, toxicology results, chemical testing, vehicle data, surveillance video, witness statements, chain-of-custody records, and first responder reports. If your loved one was killed in a Texas crash involving drugs, hazardous materials, or reckless conduct, your family may have the right to seek answers and pursue compensation for funeral expenses, lost support, mental anguish, and loss of companionship. Call (214) 699-6524 for a free consultation. You don’t pay unless we win.