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Fatal Truck Accidents in Hale County, Texas: What Families Need to Know After a Devastating Loss You’re reading this because someone you love didn’t come home. A fully loaded tractor-trailer—one of the hundreds that pass through Hale County’s highways every day—changed your family’s life in an instant. Maybe it happened on US Highway 87, where grain trucks and oilfield service vehicles share the road with passenger cars. Maybe it was on State Highway 70, where the speed limit jumps from 55 to 75 mph and commercial traffic moves at highway speeds through rural stretches. Or perhaps it was on FM 400, where a sudden stop or an improper lane change by an 18-wheeler can turn a routine drive into a nightmare. In that moment, everything stopped. Now, the carrier’s insurance company has already assigned an adjuster—someone who wasn’t there, doesn’t know your family, and certainly doesn’t care about the life that was lost. Their job is to close your claim for the lowest amount possible. But Texas law gives you a path to hold them accountable. The problem? The clock is already running. The Two-Year Clock You Didn’t Know About (And Why It’s Already Ticking) Under Texas Civil Practice and…
