Wichita Falls and Dallas car accidents are sometimes difficult to deal with. Whether you are filing a lawsuit or negotiating with the insurance company, there are three elements you will have to prove to successfully advance your car accident claim: negligence, causation, and damages. This post will focus on the causation part of your claim.

Arrow pointing to and from cause and effect to represent legal causation.

Causation in Wichita Falls and Dallas Car Accident Claims

Causation in Wichita Falls and Dallas car accident claims is the idea that the injured person must show that the accident was the proximate cause of the other person’s negligent conduct. Proximate cause is a legal term but essentially it means that it was the primary thing that set the events in motion that caused the accident.

For the other two elements, negligence, and damages, you simply have to prove that the other driver had a duty to act with a certain level of care and failed to exercise that level of care and you actually suffered losses such as physical injury or property damages due to that person’s negligence.  

Contact a Wichita Falls and Dallas Car Accident Lawyer

If you or anyone you know has been in a car accident in Wichita Falls or Dallas, contact our car accident lawyer either by calling one of the numbers listed below or filling out our contact form. For Wichita Falls car accidents, contact us at 940-569-4000. For Dallas car accidents, contact us 945-295-0014. We will give you a free evaluation of your case and offer you helpful information on how to proceed.