Car accidents happen every day on Texas roads. In most incidents, these collisions occur between passenger vehicles operated by private citizens. In some cases, however, accidents involve governmental vehicles, such as police cars, public transit, and fire trucks. If you are in an accident with a fire truck, you may wonder what to do next. You may be able to recover compensation, but…
Under Texas law, negligent drivers are responsible for paying for their victims’ damages after a car accident. To secure compensation after a collision, you can file a lawsuit or an insurance claim against the at-fault motorist. Most car accident cases begin in the insurance stage before progressing to a lawsuit if necessary. If you plan on filing an insurance claim, it is important…
Car accidents can happen at any time, in any place, to anyone. Although some collisions result in painful, serious injuries that require immediate medical attention, most car accident victims only experience minor forms of damage. However, these seemingly minor injuries can be deceptive. Delayed injuries can develop in the days or even weeks after a car accident, leading to severe pain, mobility issues,…
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…
As drivers, we have a duty to uphold all applicable traffic laws and operate our vehicles safely. Since Texas is a fault insurance state, any driver who causes an accident must pay for the damages of any injured victims. Many factors can contribute to these accidents, from inclement road and weather conditions to negligent driving behaviors. Car accident victims can point to many…
