A traumatic brain injury (TBI) is one of the most serious injuries a person can experience. These injuries happen when you suffer a violent blow or jolt to the head, or when an object penetrates the skull. When you sustain a TBI, you can suffer from temporary and sometimes permanent complications or even death. If you experience a head injury, it is critical…
After an unexpected accident, you can experience significant financial hardship. It can be difficult enough to pay for medical bills, rent, groceries, and other expenses, let alone hire a personal injury attorney to represent your case. Fortunately, many lawyers understand this reality and structure their fee arrangements accordingly. Most personal injury firms offer their services on a contingency fee basis. Under this arrangement,…
Every year, thousands of people die in car accidents across the United States. These collisions are often caused by poor weather conditions, dangerous road conditions, and the negligent behavior of other motorists. Texas is no exception to this devastating trend. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) recently released its preliminary findings on 2022 traffic fatalities in the United States. While the numbers…
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…
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…
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…
For motorcyclists, winter can pose serious risks. Snow, cold weather, icy roads, and early nightfall can make the road very dangerous, heightening the chances of an accident. Many motorcyclists are three-season riders for a reason: to avoid inclement conditions. However, if you do become injured from a motorcycle accident that was not your fault make sure you talk to a motorcycle accident lawyer….
When you are hurt by another person’s actions, you may qualify for legal action. In Texas, victims of negligence have the right to file a personal injury lawsuit against these individuals. Through their claims, they can recover financial compensation for the damages that they suffered. In especially egregious cases, a personal injury victim may qualify for a special type of damages known as…
After a car accident, it is important to seek medical care and preserve as much evidence as possible. Texas is a fault insurance state, meaning that negligent drivers are financially responsible for any collisions that they cause. Many pieces of evidence can help prove your right to financial recovery, including medical records, witness testimony, and photographs. Photographic evidence is especially crucial, as these…
Even though many people hit the road during nighttime hours, driving at night can be significantly more dangerous than driving during the day. Low visibility, fatigue, impaired drivers, and many other risks are especially pronounced at night, making the roads much more treacherous. If you plan on heading out onto the road, stick to daytime hours to avoid an accident. If you do…
