Car accidents are stressful for even the most seasoned driver among us, and yet, sometimes unique situations come up that lead to legal questions. For instance, what happens if someone else is driving my car and gets in an accident…
Everyone knows that fatigue can impair your driving, similar to alcohol impairment. If your job involves long hours of work or driving, shift work, or a long commute, you may be at increased risk of fatigue at work, including driver…
Losing a loved one is never easy. Fortunately, for the families of victims killed due to the negligent or wrongful acts of another, Texas’ wrongful death laws provide the legal channels through which family members can seek justice and economic…
When you have children, they become your everything. You spend your whole life fighting to protect them and keep them safe. If something bad happens to them, it feels like the end of the world. But what can feel even…
Getting injured while on the job can be frustrating in many ways. In addition to the pain of your injury, you might also have to take off work, which results in a loss of money. Then there’s the cost of…
Premise Liability is a legal concept that typically comes into play in personal injury cases where the injury was caused by unsafe or defective conditions on someone’s property. If you were to get injured on someone else’s property due to…
Most people put off searching for an attorney until an emergency has happened, but that is often too late. In Texas, you can find yourself in a crisis in a split second, after another driver runs a stoplight, you slip…
In product liability law, distributors, manufacturers, retailers, and suppliers of consumer products are held liable for injuries caused by their products. The term “product” is broadly defined. Legally, “product” generally refers to items that can be considered tangible personal property,…
Most car accident settlements in Texas are not taxable, with exceptions for certain types of compensation. Generally, settlements for medical bills, pain and suffering, and vehicle damage are tax-deductible. However, compensation for lost wages, punitive damages, interest on awards, and…