Car accident injuries can be minor, significant, or even life-altering. These types of injuries almost always impact the injury victim’s economic situation and cause pain, anguish, and sometimes temporary or permanent disabilities. According to Texas’ comparative negligence laws, it matters who caused a car accident. The party at fault in the accident is responsible for…
The days and weeks after a car accident are traumatic and distressing. You may be dealing with significant injuries, pain, ongoing medical treatments, and the stress of dealing with property damage and insurance claims. But when the dust settles and it’s time to begin moving on from an accident, what happens if the anxiety you’ve…
Every death feels deeply wrong to loved ones left behind, but when that death was preventable and caused by the actions of another, family members suffer further trauma and distress. While nothing can bring a lost loved one back, by filing a wrongful death lawsuit in Texas, grieving family members can achieve a sense of…
A significant injury can have life-altering consequences, either temporary or permanent. Regardless of the severity of the injury, if the accident that caused the harm was the fault of someone else, you deserve compensation for the economic and non-economic damages you’ve experienced as a result. With mounting medical bills, ongoing treatments necessary in the future,…
Some states operate on a no-fault accident system, where accident victims can only seek compensation through their own insurance providers so it doesn’t matter who was at fault in an accident. In Texas, it matters who caused an accident to occur. Texas is NOT a no-fault state. Instead, if you are hurt in an accident…