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5 Types of Wrongful Death Cases in Texas
Death is an extremely hard situation for anyone to go through, but when that death is linked to someone else’s negligence it can leave the family members and loved ones feeling completely lost and heartbroken. The grief of losing a…
When Is a Personal Injury “Catastrophic?”
As their name implies, a catastrophic injury is an injury that has particularly devastating consequences. When you suffer a catastrophic injury, it’s highly likely that your life may never return to normal, since you’ll probably have suffered permanent, debilitating damage.…
What does the Camp Lejeune Justice Act Mean for Texas Personal Injury Cases?
This week, President Biden signed the Camp Lejeune Justice Act, allowing military personnel and their families who may have suffered injuries or death from exposure to contaminated water at Camp Lejeune to bring a claim for compensation. So what does…
Do I Need an Attorney for a Non-Traumatic Brain Injury in Texas?
Don’t let the name fool you; a non-traumatic brain injury can be just as damaging as a traumatic brain injury. The only difference between the two brain injuries is how they occur. While a traumatic brain injury is caused by…
Why You Need to See a Doctor After an Austin, Texas Car Accident
Statistics show that most people in the United States will be involved in a car collision at least once in their lives. Whether it’s a rear-end bump or a five-car pileup, a car accident can be a painful and overwhelming…
Social Media and Your Texas Personal Injury Case
For many, social media has become a primary form of communication and the main source of news. In this digital era we live in, it comes as common knowledge that once something is posted online, it typically stays there forever.…
Can Employer Negligence Cause Truck Accidents in Texas?
Each year, an alarmingly high number of Texans are killed or injured in traffic collisions involving 18-wheeler vehicles. Many grieving families and accident survivors struggle to maintain their prior lifestyles in the aftermath of a collision because they’re burdened by…
Family of officer killed by drunk driver files lawsuit
In Texas, someone is hurt or killed in an alcohol-related car crash every 20 minutes – but even one such crash is too many. In a tragic example, a North Austin, Texas officer was killed by a drunk driver who…
Settlement vs. Trial after a Texas Car Accident: Which Is Right for You?
Legal issues. Nobody wants to deal with them, but they’re often inevitable following a negligence-related car accident that leads to serious injuries. This makes it imperative for injured parties to understand what their options are. In any car accident case,…
