Mary Pearce Killed in Arlington Two-Vehicle Crash at U.S. 287 and W. Sublett Road

Arlington, Texas (June 24, 2020) – The woman who was killed Monday morning in a two-vehicle crash in Arlington has been identified as Mary Pearce, 82, of Mansfield, according to the Tarrant County Medical Examiner’s Office.

The fatal crash was reported around 10:52 a.m., on June 22, in the 6000 block of South U.S. 287 and 5200 block of W. Sublett Road.

Police said a Jeep Patriot was traveling southbound on the service road of U.S. 287 while a Toyota Camry was traveling westbound on Sublett Road.

The driver of the Camry ran a red light at the intersection and struck the Patriot.

Pearce, who was a passenger in the Camry, was taken to a local hospital where she later died. 

The crash remains under investigation.

We pass our sincere condolences to the family and friends of Mary Pearce.

Who May Make a Wrongful Death Claim in Texas?

A wrongful death claim for a family member may be brought by spouses, children, or parents. The State of Texas also allows the estate of the deceased to bring a survival action to recover for past medical expenses and conscious pain and suffering, as well as other non-economic damages which the deceased may have suffered before death. Texas does not permit brothers, sisters, cousins, or grandparents to assert any claims for the death of a family member.

Wrongful death claims require an attorney who understands the complexity of the damages caused by a significant loss. The lawyer representing the client has the responsibility to hire the necessary experts to help prove the case. 

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