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Beaumont Hit-and-Run: Expert Legal Analysis of the Brandon Street Motorcycle Collision The intersection of Brandon Street and East Pipkin Street in Beaumont, Jefferson County, Texas, became the scene of a life-altering crisis on the night of March 29. At approximately 9 p.m., a motorcycle driver was struck by a red pickup truck in a collision that has left the victim fighting for their life in a local intensive care unit (ICU). What makes this incident particularly egregious is the choice made by the pickup truck driver immediately following the impact. Rather than stopping to render aid—a legal and moral requirement under Texas law—the driver fled the scene, traveling northbound on Brandon Street. While Beaumont Police Traffic Investigators have since located the red pickup truck and identified a “person of interest,” the legal battle for the injured motorcyclist is only just beginning. At Attorney911, we have spent more than 27 years handling catastrophic injury cases in Beaumont and across the Texas Gulf Coast. We know that when a victim is in the ICU, their family is often in a state of shock, overwhelmed by medical jargon and mounting bills. Our role as Legal Emergency Lawyers™ is to step into that gap, preserve the evidence that is disappearing right now, and hold the negligent parties accountable. If you or a loved one has been involved in a serious collision in Beaumont, do not wait for the police investigation to conclude before seeking legal protection. Evidence in hit-and-run cases is fragile. Call us…