Hit-and-Run Accidents in Texas: How to Get Compensation When the Driver Disappears
Hit-and-Run Accidents in Texas: How to Get Compensation When the Driver Disappears
Even if the driver flees, we find ways to get you paid.
Hit-and-Run Crashes Are on the Rise
Hit-and-run accidents have become increasingly common across Texas, especially in Montgomery County. High-speed collisions along I-45, FM-1314, and TX-242 often leave innocent victims injured while the at-fault driver speeds away. Whether the driver was intoxicated, unlicensed, uninsured, or simply panicked — you should not be left without help.
What If Police Can’t Find the Driver?
The biggest fear victims have is: “Can I even make a claim?”
The answer is often yes. Texas law provides multiple avenues for recovery:
- Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist coverage (UM/UIM) — if included on your policy
- Personal Injury Protection — regardless of fault
- Crime Victims’ Compensation — for hit-and-run crimes
- Potential business or property owner liability if the crash involved dangerous conditions
We identify every available source of financial recovery — not just the obvious ones.
How We Help Track Down the Driver
When a suspect exists, we move fast to preserve:
- Traffic and business surveillance footage
- Witness statements and license plate details
- Vehicle damage and paint transfer evidence
- Police investigative records
If the at-fault driver is found, we aggressively pursue their insurance company — and potentially punitive damages for fleeing.
Common Injuries in Hit-and-Run Cases
Victims often suffer more serious trauma because they may be left without immediate help:
- Brain injuries from delayed medical response
- Facial trauma from airbag deployment
- Back and neck injuries requiring therapy or surgery
- Crush injuries in pedestrian or cyclist cases
You Still Have Rights — Even if They Ran
Do not let an insurance company tell you there’s no case. Their priority is limiting payouts — not helping you heal. We step in to protect your claim and secure compensation for the harm done to you.