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Ector County, Texas: When a Newborn Dies on a Permian Basin Highway — Legal Rights After the US 385 and SH 158 Fatal Crashes If you are reading this page, someone you love is gone. Maybe it is the child — thirteen days old, brought into this world and taken out of it on a highway in West Texas, in a crash you never saw coming. Maybe it is the teenager who was behind the wheel, a young person you raised and trusted with a car and who made one turn that can never be undone. Maybe it is the woman who crossed the centerline on SH 158 at six in the morning, or the passenger fighting to recover at Medical Center Hospital, or the man in the Ford pickup who walked away with injuries that seemed minor and may not be. Whoever you are, you are reading this in the hours or days after something that does not make sense yet, and you are looking for someone who can tell you the truth about what happens now. We are Attorney911 — The Manginello Law Firm. We are trial attorneys who take Texas wrongful death and catastrophic injury cases, and…