A car accident can result in many types of injuries. Broken bones, bruises, cuts, and whiplash often occur after these collisions. However, not all car accident injuries are physical. Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), a mental health condition that develops after a person experiences a scary, shocking, or dangerous event, is also common among car accident victims. If you believe that you are suffering…
Thousands of accidents happen at workplaces across the United States each year, leading to painful injuries and devastating fatalities. Although anyone could fall victim to a workplace accident, certain jobs are at a higher risk of personal injury than others. If you are injured while on the job, you have the right to pursue compensation for your injuries—even if you work in a…
To prove most personal injury lawsuits, you typically need to prove that the at-fault party’s negligence caused the victim’s accident and resulting injuries and damages. However, not all personal injury claims rely on the theory of negligence. In some cases, you will need to prove strict liability for a defendant to be liable for a victim’s damages. When trying to provide strict liability,…
Like drivers, motorcyclists in Texas will need to adhere to certain laws and regulations while operating their vehicles. These rules are important for keeping everyone safe on the road and preventing collisions. Additionally, if a motorcyclist is involved in an accident and is found to have broken Texas motorcycle laws, his or her ability to recover compensatory damages could be affected. If you…
For Texas motorcyclists, the road can be a very exciting place. However, potholes, loose gravel, and other dangerous road conditions can lead to serious motorcycle accidents and painful, sometimes life-threatening injuries. If you are injured in a motorcycle accident due to a road defect, you could file a claim against the government agency responsible for the dangerous condition. Common Types of Road Hazards…
When filing an insurance claim or lawsuit after a Texas accident, there are a number of facts you will need to prove. You will need to establish that the at-fault party owed you a duty of care, breached that duty of care, and injured you as a result of his or her actions. There are multiple pieces of evidence that you can use…
Social media is an important part of many people’s lives. Each day, millions of users post pictures, updates, and videos on various networks, often sharing personal information with friends and followers. If you have a pending personal injury case, however, it is very important to be careful while posting on social media. Any posts that you make could have a serious impact on…
When we purchase a product, we trust that the manufacturer, distributor, and retailer performed their due diligence to ensure the item is safe to use. Unfortunately, some products contain dangerous defects—leading to serious, debilitating injuries. If you are injured due to a defective product, you may have grounds to file a lawsuit. When Would a Manufacturer or Retailer Be Liable for a Defective…
If you are injured due to someone else’s actions, you could file an insurance claim or lawsuit against the at-fault party. Through this claim, you can recover compensation for the losses you suffered due to the accident, such as medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering. However, if you have a pre-existing condition, seeking compensation for your accident-related injuries can be a…
Motorcyclists who are injured by motor vehicle drivers may have grounds for a lawsuit or insurance claim. Texas is a fault insurance state, meaning that at-fault drivers must pay for the damages of their victims. However, failure to wear a helmet can affect your ability to recover this compensation, even if the other driver caused the accident. Are You Required to Wear a…
