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Four Common Car Accident Scenarios: Understanding Who Is At-Fault

Car accidents are, unfortunately, a daily occurrence in Texas. While the circumstances leading up to an accident may vary, certain scenarios are more likely to lead to a collision than others.  Whether it’s navigating a left turn at a busy intersection or cautiously maneuvering a packed parking lot, accidents can happen even to the most careful driver. By understanding the reasons behind these…

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What to Expect If Your Personal Injury Case Goes to Trial in Texas

Navigating the complex world of personal injury lawsuits can be a daunting task, particularly when faced with the uncertainty of a trial. For many, the courtroom can be a mysterious and intimidating place. The stakes are high, emotions run deep, and the outcome can be life-changing. If your personal injury case heads to the courtroom, we at De La Garza Law Firm can…

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Bus Injuries Suffered While Boarding or Disembarking the Bus

Getting on and off a bus may seem routine, but it can lead to unexpected injuries. Abrupt stops, reckless maneuvers, and a lack of consideration for passenger safety can transform an otherwise simple commute into a hazardous experience. If you are injured while boarding or disembarking the bus, you may be entitled to financial compensation—and it is important to seek the guidance of…

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Who Can Sue in a Wrongful Death Suit in Texas?

When someone’s negligence or intentional act causes another person’s death, it is considered a wrongful death. If you lose a loved one at someone else’s hands, your family may qualify for a lawsuit against the at-fault party. Like all states, Texas has a statute that sets important rules for wrongful death claims: what constitutes a wrongful death, how to prove a case, and…

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How to Ensure Social Media Won’t Affect Your Personal Injury Case

Nowadays, social media plays an increasingly important role in our everyday lives. It’s common for us to share everything about our lives on these platforms to keep our friends and family up to date. A personal injury case, however, requires you to be more careful. When you file a personal injury lawsuit, anything you post on social media could be used as evidence…

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Can I File A Personal Injury Claim Without Insurance?

Car accidents happen every day on Texas roads, causing serious injuries, extensive property damage, and devastating fatalities. If you are injured in a car accident, you have the right to file a personal injury lawsuit against the person responsible. You could also pursue a claim against the at-fault driver’s insurance. You do not need to have insurance to file a claim; Texas’s fault…

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How Long Do I Have to File My Funeral Negligence Claim?

When dealing with the death of a loved one it can be hard to focus on anything but your loss. However, when you place the body of your loved ones in the hands of someone else to make preparations for their final arrangements, you expect a certain level of care and dignity. If something happens to your loved one at the funeral home,…

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Texas Alcohol-Impaired Collision Data

Most Texans know that driving under the influence of alcohol is illegal, but what may be surprising to know is that there are many factors that go into the rate of collisions based on the most recent data. Unfortunately certain areas experience more accidents than others and disproportionate numbers of certain age groups are the  primary contributors to alcohol impaired collisions in Texas….

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What Qualifies as Emotional Distress in a Personal Injury Case?

In a Texas personal injury case, not all injuries are physical. Many victims of unexpected accidents and acts of violence experience serious emotional distress following the incident. Emotional distress can make it difficult to go to work, spend time with loved ones, or engage in daily activities. While emotional distress can have a significant impact on a victim’s life, proving it can be…

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How to Prove That a Driver was Distracted in an Accident

According to Texas’s car accident laws, you have the right to file an insurance claim or lawsuit against a negligent driver to recover compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, and other losses. Many dangerous driving behaviors can rise to the level of negligence, including speeding, running a red light, and driving while distracted. However, the burden of proof to establish the at-fault driver’s…

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