Personal Injury

If you are involved in a rear end collision, you will likely want to know who is being blamed for causing it. Generally speaking, car crash victims are only allowed to collect compensation for medical bills, lost wages and other damages if those losses were the result of another party’s negligence. In the event that... read more

According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), slips, trips and falls accounted for roughly 30% of all workplace injuries in 2018. These types of accidents can result in muscle strains, broken bones or significant head injuries. Even if a worker experiences a minor injury after falling at work, he or she could still miss... read more

Ice, sleet and snow can cause dangerous winter driving conditions. If you live in Texas, it is important to learn about winter driving safety before you hit the roadways during chilly weather. An estimated 24 percent of weather-related car accidents are caused by ice, slush or snow on the roadways. Through safe driving practices, you... read more

The seat belt is now a normal facet of everyday life in most countries. Many of us get into a vehicle and belt ourselves in without even thinking about it. There was, however, a time before seat belts existed. Even in the modern world, some people still refuse to wear one. Where did the idea... read more

Forty-eight states require that their citizens purchase liability car insurance so that the driver determined to be responsible for the accident will be able to take financial responsibility for it. Texas is one of those states. Even so, many people choose not to purchase this insurance coverage in Texas. The Texas Department of Insurance says... read more

If you work in the construction industry, you know the many dangers that lurk on the job site. From time to time, it is common for accidents to occur. These accidents can cause injuries to workers. After injuries happen, it is essential to uncover the responsible party. Proving construction accident liability can be challenging, so... read more

As the largest state in the lower 48 states, Texas has 675,580 miles of highway crisscrossing its land. Many people drive on one of the state’s 77 highways every day. According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, 3,305 fatal crashes that caused the deaths of 3,642 people happened in Texas in 2018 alone. The... read more

In the event that someone dies through the fault of another individual or entity, a lawsuit could be filed by certain survivors. The purpose of this type of lawsuit is to seek compensation and damages for the loss that the survivors are going through because of the death. These damages could include everything from funeral... read more

For many reasons, an insurance company may pay you less than you owe on your vehicle if you’re in a car accident. For example, you may owe your lender more money than the car is worth, but the insurance company is going to determine how much money it is going to give you after it... read more

If there’s ever a good time to get defensive, it’s when you’re behind the wheel. Fancy infotainment systems, scent systems and seat massages have made it easier to chill out during a commute, but never stop reminding yourself that roadways are dangerous. Follow these defensive driving tips for getting home in one piece. Defensive Driving... read more