Vehicle Pursuit Ends in Rollover Crash on Highway 71 in Fayette County: What McKinney Drivers Need to Know About High-Speed Chase Liability

When Police Pursuits Go Wrong: The Fayette County Highway 71 Incident

It happened just after 1:15 AM on February 18, 2026. A stolen vehicle from Austin led authorities on a high-speed chase that ended in a violent rollover crash on Highway 71 near Plum in Fayette County. The Fayette County Sheriff’s Office had been alerted as the stolen vehicle entered their jurisdiction from Bastrop County. Investigators and patrol deputies responded immediately, deploying Stop Stick tire deflation devices near Plum. The devices successfully deflated the suspect vehicle’s tires, but the driver continued for a short distance before losing control and crashing in the median.

The driver was taken into custody by Bastrop County authorities. While no innocent motorists were reported injured in this particular incident, the dangers of high-speed police pursuits are well-documented – and the legal implications for nearby drivers, law enforcement agencies, and even the communities they serve can be complex and far-reaching.

At Attorney911, we’ve seen firsthand how these dramatic chases can change lives in an instant. Our managing partner, Ralph Manginello, has spent over 25 years representing victims of motor vehicle accidents across Texas, including cases involving law enforcement pursuits. “These situations are more common than people realize,” Ralph explains. “What starts as a routine traffic stop or stolen vehicle recovery can quickly escalate into a multi-county chase with catastrophic consequences for innocent drivers caught in the wrong place at the wrong time.”

The Anatomy of a High-Speed Police Pursuit

How the Fayette County Chase Unfolded

Let’s break down exactly what happened in this incident, as it provides a textbook example of how these dangerous situations develop:

1. The Initial Report: Austin Police Department identified a stolen vehicle and began tracking its movement
2. Multi-County Coordination: As the vehicle crossed from Bastrop County into Fayette County, the Fayette County Sheriff’s Office was alerted
3. Pursuit Tactics: Fayette County deputies deployed Stop Stick devices – a common but controversial pursuit intervention tool
4. The Crash: Despite deflated tires, the driver continued before losing control and rolling in the median
5. Apprehension: Bastrop County authorities took the driver into custody

The Fayette County Sheriff’s Office expressed gratitude to all agencies involved, including Austin PD, Texas DPS, Bastrop County Sheriff’s Office, and Fayette County EMS. This level of coordination is typical in high-speed pursuits that cross jurisdictional boundaries.

The Stop Stick Controversy

The use of Stop Stick devices in this incident raises important questions about pursuit tactics. These devices are designed to deflate tires of fleeing vehicles, but their effectiveness and safety have been debated for years.

How Stop Sticks Work:
– Deployed across roadway by officers
– Spikes penetrate tires as vehicle passes over
– Controlled deflation designed to slow vehicle gradually
– Intended to end pursuits without violent collisions

The Reality:
– Vehicles can continue traveling for miles on deflated tires
– Drivers often lose control when tires fail at high speeds
– Can cause vehicles to swerve unpredictably
– May lead to rollovers (as seen in this incident) or collisions with other vehicles

In this case, the Stop Sticks successfully deflated the tires but didn’t prevent the rollover crash. This outcome is not uncommon – studies have shown that vehicles with deflated tires can still travel significant distances and often lose control.

The Legal Landscape of Police Pursuits in Texas

Who Can Be Held Liable When Pursuits Go Wrong?

The legal implications of police pursuits are complex and often misunderstood. While law enforcement agencies enjoy certain immunities, they can be held accountable when their actions rise to the level of negligence or recklessness.

Potential Liable Parties in Pursuit-Related Crashes:

The “Public Duty Doctrine” and Its Exceptions

Texas follows the public duty doctrine, which generally shields government entities from liability for the performance of their duties. However, there are important exceptions:

1. Special Relationship Exception: When the government assumes a duty to a specific individual
2. Negligent Implementation of Policy: When a government entity fails to properly implement its own safety policies
3. Reckless Conduct: When officers act with conscious indifference to public safety

In pursuit cases, courts have found that law enforcement agencies can be liable when:
– They fail to follow their own pursuit policies
– Officers act with reckless disregard for public safety
– The pursuit itself creates an unreasonable risk of harm

Landmark Texas Cases on Police Pursuit Liability

While we can’t comment on the specifics of this Fayette County incident, several Texas cases have established important precedents:

1. City of Lancaster v. Chambers (1994)
   – Texas Supreme Court established that police officers can be liable for reckless conduct during pursuits
   – Set the standard that officers must consider public safety when deciding to pursue

2. City of San Antonio v. Trevino (2003)
   – Court found that a police department could be liable for failing to train officers properly on pursuit policies
   – Established that inadequate training can create liability

3. Dallas County v. Posey (2010)
   – Court ruled that a county could be liable when officers violated pursuit policies
   – Emphasized that following established policies is crucial for immunity

4. Harris County v. Eaton (2015)
   – Found that reckless pursuit tactics can overcome governmental immunity
   – Established that conscious indifference to public safety creates liability

These cases demonstrate that while law enforcement agencies have broad protections, they are not immune from liability when their actions create unreasonable risks to public safety.

The Dangers of High-Speed Police Pursuits

Statistics That Should Concern Every Texas Driver

High-speed police pursuits are far more dangerous than most people realize. Consider these statistics:

• National Data:
• Approximately 300-400 pursuit-related fatalities occur annually in the U.S.
• About 1/3 of pursuit-related fatalities are innocent bystanders
• Pursuits result in crashes about 30% of the time

• The average pursuit lasts about 5 minutes but covers 6-7 miles

• Texas-Specific Data:

• Texas consistently ranks among the top states for pursuit-related fatalities
• In 2023, Texas had 47 pursuit-related fatalities (NHTSA)
• Approximately 40% of Texas pursuits result in crashes

• The most dangerous pursuits involve speeds over 80 mph

• Vehicle Dynamics:

• A vehicle traveling at 60 mph covers 88 feet per second
• At 80 mph, that increases to 117 feet per second
• Stopping distance at 60 mph: approximately 180 feet
• Stopping distance at 80 mph: approximately 300 feet

Why Pursuits Are So Dangerous

Several factors make police pursuits particularly hazardous:

1. Adrenaline and Tunnel Vision
   – Both officers and suspects experience adrenaline surges
   – Tunnel vision reduces awareness of surroundings
   – Decision-making becomes impaired

2. Traffic Conditions
   – Pursuits often occur in populated areas
   – Other drivers have little time to react
   – Pedestrians and cyclists are at extreme risk

3. Roadway Factors
   – Wet or icy conditions increase crash risk
   – Curves and hills reduce visibility
   – Road debris can cause loss of control

4. Vehicle Limitations
   – Police vehicles are not designed for high-speed chases
   – Suspect vehicles are often stolen or poorly maintained
   – Tire failures and mechanical issues are common

5. Public Perception
   – Other drivers may not see or hear the pursuit
   – May assume police vehicles are responding to emergencies
   – Often don’t realize a chase is happening until it’s too late

What This Means for McKinney and Collin County Drivers

The Pursuit Risk on North Texas Highways

While this incident occurred in Fayette County, the same risks exist right here in North Texas. McKinney and Collin County drivers face similar dangers from high-speed pursuits on our local highways and interstates.

High-Risk Corridors in Our Area:
– US-75: Major north-south corridor with frequent pursuit activity
– US-380: Connects McKinney to Denton and beyond
– SH-121: High-speed corridor with multiple access points
– I-30: Connects to Dallas and poses significant pursuit risks
– Local Roads: Many pursuits begin on surface streets before moving to highways

Why Our Area Is Particularly Vulnerable:
– Rapid population growth means more vehicles on the road
– Mix of urban and rural areas creates diverse pursuit scenarios
– Proximity to Dallas means pursuits often cross jurisdictional boundaries
– High concentration of retail areas where theft-related pursuits begin
– Major highways that facilitate high-speed travel

Real Pursuit Incidents in North Texas

While we can’t comment on specific cases without full details, North Texas has seen its share of pursuit-related incidents:

• 2023: Multiple pursuit-related crashes on US-75 in Collin County
• 2022: Fatal pursuit crash on SH-121 involving a stolen vehicle
• 2021: Multi-vehicle collision during pursuit on I-30 near Rockwall
• 2020: Rollover crash during pursuit on US-380 in Denton County

These incidents demonstrate that the risks seen in Fayette County are present right here in our community.

The Legal Rights of Innocent Victims

Can You Sue If You’re Injured in a Police Pursuit?

If you or a loved one is injured by a fleeing suspect or during a police pursuit, you may have legal options. While law enforcement agencies have certain immunities, they are not absolute.

Potential Legal Claims:

1. Negligence Against the Suspect Driver
   – Most straightforward claim
   – Based on the suspect’s reckless or negligent driving
   – Often limited by the suspect’s ability to pay

2. Negligence Against Law Enforcement
   – Must prove officers acted with reckless disregard for safety
   – Requires showing violation of pursuit policies
   – Governmental immunity can be a significant hurdle

3. Negligent Training or Supervision
   – If officers weren’t properly trained on pursuit policies
   – If supervisors failed to enforce safety protocols
   – Requires evidence of systemic failures

4. Dangerous Condition of Public Property
   – If road design contributed to the crash
   – Requires proving the government knew about the danger
   – Strict notice requirements apply

Challenges in Pursuit-Related Cases

These cases present unique challenges:

• Governmental Immunity: Texas law provides broad protections for law enforcement
• Qualified Immunity: Individual officers may be protected from personal liability
• Comparative Negligence: If you contributed to the accident, your recovery may be reduced
• Limited Insurance: Many suspects have no insurance or assets
• Complex Liability: Multiple agencies may be involved, complicating claims

How an Experienced Attorney Can Help

At Attorney911, we’ve handled numerous cases involving law enforcement pursuits. Our approach includes:

1. Immediate Evidence Preservation
   – Securing dashcam and bodycam footage
   – Obtaining pursuit logs and radio transmissions
   – Preserving vehicle data from all involved vehicles

2. Thorough Investigation
   – Reviewing pursuit policies of all involved agencies
   – Analyzing officer training records
   – Examining the suspect’s driving history
   – Reconstructing the accident scene

3. Identifying All Liable Parties
   – Law enforcement agencies
   – Individual officers
   – Government entities
   – Vehicle owners (in some cases)
   – Insurance companies

4. Navigating Governmental Immunity
   – Identifying exceptions to immunity
   – Meeting strict notice requirements
   – Building cases based on reckless conduct

5. Maximizing Your Recovery
   – Pursuing all available insurance coverage
   – Identifying third-party liability
   – Negotiating with multiple defendants

What to Do If You’re Involved in a Pursuit-Related Crash

Immediate Steps to Protect Your Rights

If you’re involved in a crash related to a police pursuit, take these steps immediately:

1. Call 911
   – Report the accident and any injuries
   – Request police response to document the scene

2. Seek Medical Attention
   – Even if you feel fine, get checked out
   – Adrenaline can mask serious injuries
   – Medical records create crucial evidence

3. Document the Scene
   – Take photos of all vehicles involved
   – Photograph skid marks, debris, and road conditions
   – Capture images of any police vehicles present

4. Identify Witnesses
   – Get names and contact information
   – Ask what they saw and heard
   – Witness statements can be crucial

5. Preserve Evidence
   – Don’t repair your vehicle until it’s been inspected
   – Keep all damaged property
   – Save clothing and personal items

6. Don’t Give Statements
   – Avoid speaking to insurance adjusters
   – Don’t give recorded statements without legal counsel
   – Be cautious about what you say to law enforcement

7. Contact an Attorney Immediately
   – Evidence in pursuit cases disappears quickly
   – Governmental notice requirements are strict
   – An attorney can preserve crucial evidence

Why Timing Is Critical

In pursuit-related cases, evidence disappears faster than in typical accidents:

Ralph Manginello emphasizes the importance of acting fast: “In pursuit cases, we often have to send preservation letters to multiple law enforcement agencies within days of the incident. The evidence that proves liability – dashcam footage, pursuit logs, radio transmissions – can disappear in a matter of weeks. If you wait to contact an attorney, you may lose the evidence that could make or break your case.”

The Role of Pursuit Policies in Determining Liability

Texas Law Enforcement Pursuit Policies

Most Texas law enforcement agencies have written pursuit policies that govern when and how officers can engage in high-speed chases. These policies typically address:

1. When to Initiate a Pursuit
   – Type of offense (violent crimes vs. misdemeanors)
   – Time of day and traffic conditions
   – Weather and road conditions

2. Pursuit Tactics
   – Maximum speeds
   – Number of vehicles involved
   – Use of intervention devices (like Stop Sticks)
   – Helicopter support

3. When to Terminate a Pursuit
   – Risk to public safety
   – Suspect identification
   – Vehicle location tracking

4. Supervisory Control
   – Who authorizes the pursuit
   – Who can order termination
   – Real-time monitoring requirements

How Policy Violations Create Liability

When officers violate their agency’s pursuit policies, it can create liability in several ways:

1. Negligent Implementation of Policy
   – If the agency fails to properly train officers on policies
   – If supervisors don’t enforce policy compliance
   – If the policy itself is unsafe or outdated

2. Reckless Conduct
   – Pursuing for minor offenses in populated areas
   – Continuing pursuits when conditions become unsafe
   – Using dangerous intervention tactics

3. Failure to Supervise
   – Allowing pursuits to continue without proper oversight
   – Failing to terminate dangerous pursuits
   – Not monitoring pursuit progress

In the Fayette County incident, the use of Stop Stick devices would have been governed by the Fayette County Sheriff’s Office pursuit policy. If the policy was violated – either in the decision to deploy the devices or in how they were used – it could create liability for the agency.

The Future of Police Pursuits: Technology and Policy Changes

Emerging Technologies That Could Reduce Pursuit Risks

Several technological advancements are being explored to make pursuits safer:

1. GPS Tracking Devices
   – “StarChase” system fires GPS tracker at fleeing vehicles
   – Allows officers to track suspects without high-speed pursuit
   – Being tested by several Texas agencies

2. Autonomous Pursuit Vehicles
   – Remote-controlled pursuit vehicles
   – Can follow suspects at safe speeds
   – Reduces risk to officers and public

3. License Plate Recognition
   – Automated systems identify stolen vehicles
   – Reduces need for immediate pursuits
   – Allows for later apprehension

4. Predictive Analytics
   – AI systems predict pursuit outcomes
   – Helps officers decide whether to pursue
   – Considers traffic, weather, and other factors

5. Enhanced Communication Systems
   – Real-time sharing of pursuit information
   – Better coordination between agencies
   – Improved situational awareness

Policy Changes Under Consideration

Several policy changes are being discussed to reduce pursuit risks:

1. Violent Crime-Only Pursuits
   – Limiting pursuits to violent felonies only
   – Terminating pursuits for property crimes
   – Focusing on suspect identification rather than immediate apprehension

2. Speed Limitations
   – Capping pursuit speeds at 20 mph over limit
   – Requiring supervisor approval for high-speed pursuits
   – Automatic termination if speed limits are exceeded

3. Intervention Device Restrictions
   – Limiting use of Stop Sticks and spike strips
   – Requiring supervisor approval for deployment
   – Prohibiting use in certain areas or conditions

4. Public Notification Systems
   – Real-time alerts about active pursuits
   – Mobile app notifications for nearby drivers
   – Highway message board warnings

5. Post-Pursuit Review Requirements
   – Mandatory review of all pursuits
   – Independent oversight of pursuit decisions
   – Data collection on pursuit outcomes

How McKinney Drivers Can Stay Safe

Defensive Driving in the Age of Police Pursuits

While you can’t control whether a pursuit happens near you, you can take steps to reduce your risk:

1. Stay Alert for Emergency Vehicles
   – Watch for flashing lights in your mirrors
   – Listen for sirens (roll up windows if needed)
   – Be prepared for sudden movements from other vehicles

2. Create Space When You See a Pursuit
   – Pull over to the right if safe to do so
   – Increase following distance from other vehicles
   – Be prepared to stop suddenly

3. Avoid Distractions
   – Put your phone away while driving
   – Avoid adjusting radio or GPS during critical moments
   – Stay focused on the road ahead

4. Know Your Escape Routes
   – Identify side streets and exits
   – Be aware of median crossings
   – Know where you can safely pull over

5. Use Technology Wisely
   – Enable traffic alert features on your GPS
   – Consider apps that notify you of nearby emergencies
   – Use Waze or similar apps to report hazards

6. Practice Defensive Driving
   – Maintain safe following distances
   – Scan ahead for potential hazards
   – Be prepared for sudden stops or swerves

What to Do If You See a Pursuit Developing

If you notice a police pursuit developing near you:

1. Stay Calm and Focused
   – Don’t panic or make sudden movements
   – Keep your hands on the wheel if police are nearby

2. Pull Over Safely
   – Move to the right side of the road
   – Come to a complete stop if possible
   – Turn on your hazard lights

3. Stay in Your Vehicle
   – Don’t get out unless instructed by police
   – Keep your hands visible
   – Avoid sudden movements

4. Don’t Interfere
   – Don’t try to block the suspect vehicle
   – Don’t attempt to assist officers
   – Don’t take photos or videos while driving

5. Report What You Saw
   – If you witnessed the pursuit or crash, report to police
   – Provide your contact information to investigators
   – Your observations could be crucial evidence

The Attorney911 Difference: Why Experience Matters in Pursuit Cases

Ralph Manginello’s 25+ Years of Trucking and Vehicle Litigation

When it comes to complex vehicle accident cases – including those involving law enforcement pursuits – experience matters. Ralph Manginello has been fighting for accident victims since 1998, and his background gives Attorney911 unique advantages:

1. Federal Court Experience
   – Admitted to the U.S. District Court, Southern District of Texas
   – Experience handling complex federal cases
   – Understanding of governmental immunity challenges

2. Trucking Industry Knowledge
   – Represented victims against major trucking companies
   – Deep understanding of vehicle dynamics and accident reconstruction
   – Experience with commercial vehicle regulations

3. Insurance Defense Background
   – Our team includes former insurance defense attorneys
   – We know how insurance companies evaluate claims
   – We understand their tactics for minimizing payouts

4. Multi-Million Dollar Results
   – Recovered millions for clients in complex vehicle cases
   – Experience with catastrophic injury claims
   – Track record of holding large entities accountable

5. Local Knowledge
   – Deep familiarity with North Texas roads and highways
   – Understanding of local law enforcement agencies
   – Experience with Collin County courts and judges

Our Approach to Pursuit-Related Cases

At Attorney911, we take a comprehensive approach to pursuit-related cases:

1. Immediate Response
   – 24/7 availability for new cases
   – Rapid deployment of evidence preservation teams
   – Immediate contact with all involved agencies

2. Thorough Investigation
   – Accident reconstruction experts
   – Vehicle data retrieval specialists
   – Pursuit policy analysts

3. Multi-Agency Coordination
   – Handling cases involving multiple law enforcement agencies
   – Navigating complex jurisdictional issues
   – Coordinating with federal, state, and local entities

4. Governmental Immunity Navigation
   – Identifying exceptions to immunity
   – Meeting strict notice requirements
   – Building cases based on reckless conduct

5. Maximum Recovery Strategies
   – Pursuing all available insurance coverage
   – Identifying third-party liability
   – Negotiating with multiple defendants

What This Case Means for the Future of Police Pursuits in Texas

The Growing Debate Over Pursuit Policies

The Fayette County incident is likely to fuel ongoing debates about police pursuit policies in Texas. Several key issues are at stake:

1. Balancing Public Safety and Law Enforcement Needs
   – How to protect innocent drivers while allowing effective law enforcement
   – Whether current policies adequately consider public safety
   – The role of technology in reducing pursuit risks

2. Accountability for Pursuit-Related Crashes
   – Whether current immunity protections are too broad
   – How to hold agencies accountable for reckless pursuits
   – The role of independent oversight

3. Training and Supervision Standards
   – Whether officers receive adequate pursuit training
   – The role of real-time supervision in pursuit decisions
   – How to ensure policies are consistently followed

4. Alternative Apprehension Methods
   – The effectiveness of GPS tracking and other technologies
   – Whether non-pursuit apprehension methods are being used enough
   – The cost-benefit analysis of pursuit alternatives

Potential Legislative Changes

Several legislative changes are being considered that could affect pursuit policies:

1. Mandatory Pursuit Policy Requirements
   – Statewide standards for when pursuits can be initiated
   – Requirements for real-time supervision
   – Mandatory data collection on pursuit outcomes

2. Immunity Reform
   – Narrowing governmental immunity for reckless pursuits
   – Creating clearer standards for liability
   – Allowing more lawsuits against law enforcement agencies

3. Technology Funding
   – State funding for GPS tracking systems
   – Grants for pursuit alternative technologies
   – Support for real-time pursuit monitoring systems

4. Public Notification Systems
   – Requirements for real-time pursuit alerts
   – Integration with highway message boards
   – Mobile app notifications for nearby drivers

The Bottom Line: Your Rights After a Pursuit-Related Crash

If you or a loved one has been injured in a crash related to a police pursuit, remember these key points:

1. You Have Rights
   – Even when law enforcement is involved, you may have legal options
   – Governmental immunity is not absolute
   – An experienced attorney can help you understand your rights

2. Evidence Disappears Quickly
   – Dashcam footage, pursuit logs, and other evidence can be lost within days
   – Contact an attorney immediately to preserve crucial evidence

3. Multiple Parties May Be Liable
   – The suspect driver
   – Law enforcement agencies
   – Government entities
   – Vehicle owners (in some cases)

4. Complex Legal Issues Are Involved
   – Governmental immunity
   – Qualified immunity
   – Comparative negligence
   – Notice requirements

5. You Need an Experienced Advocate
   – These cases require specialized knowledge
   – An experienced attorney can navigate the complex legal landscape
   – The right legal team can maximize your recovery

When to Call Attorney911

If you’ve been affected by a police pursuit – whether as a direct victim or a concerned community member – don’t wait to get legal advice. Contact Attorney911 if:

• You or a loved one was injured in a pursuit-related crash
• Your vehicle was damaged during a police pursuit
• You witnessed a dangerous pursuit and want to report it
• You have questions about law enforcement pursuit policies
• You’re concerned about pursuit risks in your community

Ralph Manginello and our team are here to help. “These cases are complex, but they’re not hopeless,” Ralph explains. “With the right legal strategy and a commitment to thorough investigation, we can hold negligent parties accountable and help victims get the compensation they deserve.”

Free Consultation: Know Your Rights

At Attorney911, we offer free consultations to help you understand your legal options. During your consultation, we’ll:

1. Review the details of your case
   – What happened during the pursuit
   – How the crash occurred
   – The extent of your injuries or damages

2. Explain your legal rights
   – Potential claims against law enforcement
   – Options for pursuing the suspect driver
   – Other potential sources of compensation

3. Outline a strategy for your case
   – Immediate steps to preserve evidence
   – Investigation plan
   – Potential legal theories

4. Answer your questions
   – What to expect during the legal process
   – How long your case might take
   – What compensation you might be entitled to

5. Explain our fee structure
   – We work on contingency – you pay nothing unless we win
   – No upfront costs or hidden fees
   – We advance all case expenses

Don’t Wait – Evidence Is Disappearing

Every day you wait, crucial evidence in your case could be lost forever. Dashcam footage gets overwritten. Pursuit logs get purged. Witness memories fade. The sooner you contact us, the better we can protect your rights.

Call us now at 1-888-ATTY-911 or visit https://attorney911.com to schedule your free consultation.

Why Choose Attorney911?

1. 25+ Years of Experience
   – Ralph Manginello has been fighting for accident victims since 1998
   – We’ve handled complex cases involving law enforcement liability

2. Former Insurance Defense Attorneys
   – Our team knows how insurance companies evaluate claims
   – We understand their tactics for minimizing payouts

3. Federal Court Experience
   – Admitted to the U.S. District Court, Southern District of Texas
   – Experience handling complex federal cases

4. Multi-Million Dollar Results
   – Recovered millions for clients in complex vehicle cases
   – Experience with catastrophic injury claims

5. Local Knowledge
   – Deep familiarity with North Texas roads and highways
   – Understanding of local law enforcement agencies
   – Experience with Collin County courts and judges

6. No Fee Unless We Win
   – We work on contingency – you pay nothing unless we recover compensation
   – No upfront costs or hidden fees
   – We advance all case expenses

The Attorney911 Promise

When you choose Attorney911, you’re not just getting a law firm – you’re getting a team of dedicated advocates who will fight for your rights. We promise:

1. Personal Attention
   – You’ll work directly with experienced attorneys
   – We’ll keep you informed every step of the way
   – Your questions will be answered promptly

2. Aggressive Representation
   – We’ll fight for maximum compensation
   – We won’t back down from powerful defendants
   – We’ll take your case to trial if necessary

3. Thorough Investigation
   – We’ll preserve all crucial evidence
   – We’ll reconstruct the accident scene
   – We’ll identify all liable parties

4. Compassionate Service
   – We understand the trauma of being in an accident
   – We’ll treat you with respect and dignity
   – We’ll fight for your physical and financial recovery

5. Results You Can Trust
   – We have a proven track record of success
   – We’ve recovered millions for our clients
   – We’ll work tirelessly to get you the compensation you deserve

Learn More About Your Rights

Want to learn more about police pursuit liability and your rights as a driver? Check out these resources from Attorney911:

• The Victim’s Guide to 18-Wheeler Accident Injuries – While focused on trucking accidents, this video explains the complex liability issues that can arise in vehicle accident cases
• What to Do After a Car Accident? – Essential steps to take after any vehicle accident, including those involving law enforcement
• The Definitive Guide To Commercial Truck Accidents – Understanding vehicle dynamics and accident reconstruction principles that apply to pursuit-related crashes

Take Action Now

If you or a loved one has been affected by a police pursuit, don’t wait to get the help you need. The legal process has strict deadlines, and evidence disappears quickly.

Call Attorney911 now at 1-888-ATTY-911 for your free consultation. We’re available 24/7 to take your call.

Or visit us online at https://attorney911.com to schedule your free case evaluation.

Remember: Evidence is disappearing every day. The sooner you contact us, the better we can protect your rights and fight for the compensation you deserve.

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