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Posted By | May 19, 2023 | Car Accidents,Personal Injury

What to Do If Hit By a Drunk Driver

Texas is a beautiful state, with endless coastlines, wide-open rugged interior landscapes, diverse cities, and a temperate climate. Sadly, Texas is also one of the top five states in the country for drunk driving accidents. Drunk drivers played a role in nearly one-quarter of all traffic accident deaths in the Lone Star State in 2021,…

Posted By | May 12, 2023 | Brain Injuries,Personal Injury

Long-Term Effects of a Traumatic Brain Injury

The brain is responsible for the function and efficiency of every body system. It’s also a mass of very delicate tissue that’s vulnerable to damage despite the layer of cushioning fluid and protective bone. Sadly, about 2.5 million people suffer traumatic brain injuries every year. Some victims fully recover, but approximately 50,000 of these injuries…

Posted By | May 3, 2023 | Car Accidents,Personal Injury

What Happens If Someone Hits Me in a Rental Car?

Texas is an at-fault state for car accident insurance payouts, meaning the party most responsible for causing an accident must pay the damages through their insurance policy. As long as an accident victim is less than 51% at fault in the accident, they may recover damages. But what if the driver who hit your vehicle…

Posted By | April 25, 2023 | Firm News

When Is It Okay to Settle Out of Court?

Most people don’t relish the idea of a courtroom battle, or even a brief appearance, especially if they’re recovering from injuries. But when medical bills begin coming in at the same time you aren’t able to work due to serious injuries from a preventable accident caused by someone else, you may decide that braving a…

Posted By | April 17, 2023 | Personal Injury

Tips on Pedestrian Safety

Texas is a beautiful state for walking. With a stunning variety of landscapes and a warm climate, it’s ideal for scenic hikes and meandering walking trails as well as for walking within communities to local destinations. Walking is a healthy choice for the body and the environment, but when a vulnerable pedestrian and a 4,000-pound…