Wood County, TX (July 28, 2025) – At least one person was injured following a collision involving vehicles on private property in the 2100 block of Hill Road. The incident occurred around 10:12 a.m. on July 28 and prompted a response from local emergency services.
First responders arrived on scene to assist the injured and evaluate the area. One or more individuals required medical attention and were treated for their injuries. The full extent of those injuries has not yet been confirmed, but medical personnel ensured those affected received appropriate care. The crash did not take place on a public roadway, which may influence how the investigation and any potential claims are handled. The Texas Department of Public Safety is currently investigating the cause of the collision.
We hope all those injured in this accident recover quickly.
Car Accidents in Texas
Though many people think of crashes happening on busy roads, private property accidents make up a surprising number of incidents across Texas each year. Whether in rural areas or commercial parking lots, these wrecks often lead to confusion over fault, coverage, and next steps. In a state as large as Texas, rural private land accidents are not uncommon—and they can be just as serious as highway collisions.
Here are some of the key issues victims often face with these types of crashes:
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Liability challenges: When accidents happen on private property, questions about right-of-way or land ownership can complicate liability. These questions can delay or limit an injured person’s ability to recover compensation.
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Unclear insurance rules: Some insurance policies may have exclusions or special rules when it comes to private property incidents. It’s important to examine all available policies for coverage options.
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Evidence is limited: These incidents often lack nearby traffic cameras or clear witness accounts, which makes gathering evidence more challenging. Photographs, property records, and expert evaluations often play a key role.
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Property damage conflicts: Vehicles may collide with fences, homes, or other private structures. Resolving who’s responsible for paying for those damages often involves both property and auto insurers—and sometimes legal action.
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Injury claims are still valid: Even though the crash wasn’t on a public road, those injured can still pursue compensation. This includes claims for medical expenses, pain and suffering, and time lost from work.
If you or someone close to you was injured in a private property crash, it’s important to speak with a Wood County car accident attorney. You may still have a strong claim, even if the accident happened off public roads. Early legal help can make a big difference in preserving your rights and guiding you through unfamiliar insurance processes.
At The McGuire Firm, we help injury victims across East Texas—including those hurt in private property accidents. Our car accident attorneys have handled thousands of personal injury claims and understand the unique challenges that come with off-road crashes. If you’re unsure of what to do next, we’ll listen to your story and help you understand your options. We never charge unless we win.
We offer free consultations. Call The McGuire Firm at (903) 630-7154 to get started. Our team is here to guide you through every step after a crash—whether it happened on a major highway or a backroad property. We’ve worked on thousands of cases and understand what it takes to fight for fair outcomes. With us, there’s no risk: you pay nothing unless we recover for you. Let us focus on the legal side while you focus on recovery. Call now to speak with someone who can help.
