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Waiting can make a claim harder because records, witness details, and evidence become more difficult to gather over time.
Hospitals and collectors don't wait. Costs can grow while you wait.
Medical charts get archived, doctors retire, and files can be lost.
Every day the insurance company can build a stronger case against paying you.
Memories fade and people relocate, making testimony harder to secure.
Many Texas injury claims must be filed within two years. Some claims have shorter deadlines.
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