Texas Injury Guide Avg. Settlement: $35,000

Wrist Fracture from an Accident in Texas

Average settlement range: $10,000 – $75,000. With surgery: $30,000 – $125,000.

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What Is a Wrist Fracture?

Wrist fractures typically involve the distal radius (Colles fracture) and are among the most common fractures in falls and car accidents. When you brace yourself with an outstretched hand, the impact force is transmitted through the wrist, fracturing the radius. Complex wrist fractures may involve the ulna, scaphoid (a high-risk bone for non-union), or intra-articular surfaces.

Treatment for Wrist Fracture

Non-displaced fractures are treated with casting for 6-8 weeks. Displaced fractures require closed reduction (manually realigning the bones) or ORIF surgery with plates and pins. Scaphoid fractures may require surgical fixation due to high non-union risk. Occupational therapy follows to restore hand and wrist function.

Settlement Range

$10,000 – $75,000

With Surgery

$30,000 – $125,000

Average Settlement

$35,000

How Wrist Fracture Affects Your Case Value in Texas

Wrist fractures are common and well-documented. Surgical cases have higher value. The impact on hand function — especially for people who work with their hands — adds significant economic and non-economic damages.

Common Accidents That Cause Wrist Fracture

FAQ: Wrist Fracture in Texas

Simple fracture with casting: $10,000 to $25,000. ORIF surgery: $30,000 to $75,000. Complex fractures or those causing permanent stiffness: $50,000 to $125,000+.
Casting: 6-8 weeks. Surgical recovery: 3-4 months. Full strength and range of motion may take 6+ months with occupational therapy.

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