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Posted By | August 5, 2023 | Car Accidents

Are Witness Statements Necessary in a Car Accident Case?

In fault-based insurance states like Texas, it matters who caused a car accident. Unlike the handful of no-fault insurance states where accident victims file claims against their own insurance policies, in fault-based insurance systems, it’s necessary to investigate an accident to determine its cause. The at-fault driver is responsible for damages, including property damage and…

Posted By | July 31, 2023 | Car Accidents,Personal Injury

What to Know About Rideshare Accidents in Texas

Rideshare vehicles have been a true game-changer for the transportation industry, allowing people to access a private ride to their destination with the simple swipe of an app while contracted drivers earn money in their spare time. While the majority of rides with Uber or Lyft take place without incident, experiencing an accident as either…

Posted By | July 18, 2023 | Car Accidents,Personal Injury

What Not to Say to Your Insurance Company After an Accident

The immediate aftermath and early days after a car accident are chaotic and distressing, especially if you or a family member suffered injuries. While you may just want to put the event behind you as soon as possible, it’s important to be wary when dealing with insurance company representatives after an accident. Despite their glossy…

Posted By | July 10, 2023 | Car Accidents,Personal Injury

Can a Lawyer Obtain Traffic Camera Footage?

In Texas, it matters who caused a traffic accident. Unlike the handful of no-fault insurance states, Texas operates on a modified comparative negligence insurance system for car accidents that allows injury victims to receive compensation as long as they were 50% or less at fault in an accident. This means you can recover compensation for…

Posted By | July 1, 2023 | Personal Injury

Calculating Pain and Suffering Damages in Texas

When you’ve been injured due to a car accident, slip-and-fall accident, dog bite, a medical malpractice case, by a defective product, or any other preventable injury, someone else’s negligence may be to blame. If someone else caused your accident by failing to take the measures that a reasonable person would have to prevent the injury…