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Are Pedestrians Ever Responsible for their Injuries?
Pedestrian accidents can be among the most devastating traffic accidents on our roads. Pedestrians have virtually no protection against motor vehicles, and victims commonly suffer severe injuries, especially when high speeds are involved. While it’s easy to assume the vehicle’s…
Can Bikers Be Denied Compensation for Not Wearing a Helmet?
Motorcyclists are at a higher risk for serious injury or death than their counterparts when involved in an auto accident. Collisions between motorcycles and cars often lead to severe head trauma, back, or neck injuries, among other serious consequences. In…
Truck Driver DUI: The True Scope of the Problem
Drunk driving remains a significant issue among drivers of all ages and vehicle types, but it poses a particular danger when involving commercial trucks.According to the Texas Department of Transportation, in 2022, Texas saw over 38,621 accidents involving big trucks…
Construction Accidents, Non-Subscriber Cases & Third-Party Liability Claims
Construction zones are incredibly dangerous to both workers and casual passersby. In fact, according to OSHA, there are approximately 14 construction-related deaths in the United States each day. The construction industry’s “Fatal Four” – falls, being struck by objects, electrocutions,…
Legal Costs in a Texas Car Accident Case
In many cases involving car accidents, individuals find it necessary to hire a personal injury attorney in Texas to safeguard their interests against large insurance companies. However, concerns arise: Aren’t lawyers expensive? What do the legal costs in a car…
Hotel Pool Accidents & Texas’ Premises Liability Laws
Summer is that special time of year when families plan fun and exciting vacations to escape the heat and humdrum of daily living. In just a few months, Texas residents will be sweltering in 100°F weather and dreaming of a…
What Should I Do If My Police Report Isn’t Ready?
There are a few important steps you must take after a car accident if you intend to file a claim. In Texas, a driver needs to complete a police report after an accident or submit a Crash Report, Form CR-2…
OSHA’s 4 Fatal Construction Accidents
The Occupational and Health Administration (OSHA) has operated under a single mission statement since its inception on April 28, 1971: “to assure safe and healthful working conditions for working men and women by setting and enforcing standards and providing training,…
What Happens When a Car Accident Claim Exceeds Insurance Limits in Texas?
Car accidents in Texas can lead to major financial losses. If your damages go beyond what the at-fault driver’s insurance covers, you might be unsure how to handle the leftover costs. It’s important to know about the limits of auto…
