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What Happened on I-20 — and Why a $90 Million Verdict Was Not the End of the Story If you are reading this, someone you love was hurt or killed in a crash with a commercial truck on a Texas interstate, and the company whose name was on the trailer is already telling you it was not their fault. You are in the hardest hours of your life — and you are up against a machine that started building its defense before the ambulance reached your family. We want you to know three things before anything else. First: a jury in Texas once awarded approximately $90 million to a family destroyed by a Werner Enterprises student driver on icy I-20 — a seven-year-old killed, a twelve-year-old left quadriplegic from a traumatic brain injury, and two more family members with extensive brain damage. That verdict was real. Twelve people heard the evidence and returned a number that reflected the scale of the loss. Second: the Texas Supreme Court reversed that verdict. In June 2025, the court held that the Werner driver’s presence on the road, even at a speed the jury found excessive for the conditions, “merely furnished the condition” that…