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Temple is a Bell County city of about 96,000 on I-35, known for its major medical center. Whatever brought you here, we’ll match you with a Texas attorney who handles cases in the area.
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- County
- Bell County
- From Houston
- 150 mi
Temple sits on I-35 in Bell County, 20 miles east of Killeen and 33 miles south of Waco, and is best known as a regional medical center that draws patients from across Central Texas. Hospital and nursing home matters, medical malpractice questions, and interstate crashes are common, and the city’s growth of roughly 14,000 residents since 2020 has added construction and housing issues. Cases from Temple are usually heard in Bell County courts in nearby Belton.
When you reach out to DearLegal, we match you with a Texas-licensed attorney who handles Temple and Bell County cases, and the review is free. Injury cases are taken on contingency, so nothing is owed unless you win. Texas places caps and notice steps on medical malpractice claims and allows just two years for most injury suits, so having a lawyer familiar with these rules matters here.
- Cases from Temple are usually filed in Bell County courts in nearby Belton.
- Temple grew from about 82,200 residents in 2020 to roughly 96,300 in 2024.
- Killeen is 20 miles west and Waco 33 miles north along I-35.
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