Many different types of injuries occur due to Texas car accidents, one type of injury common after a Texas car accident is the soft tissue injury. Soft tissue injuries can be dangerous because, unlike many obvious injuries like open wounds or fractures, you may not suspect you have a problem. What is a Soft Tissue…
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Many drivers eventually find themselves involved in a Texas car accident. When you are involved in a car crash, the trauma affects everyone involved. The moments following a car accident, even insignificant incidents with no personal injury and minimal property damage, can leave the involved drivers feeling overwhelmed. There are countless things to do and…
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The t-bone car accident (also known as the side-impact or angular collision) is among the most deadly and devastating car accident. The vast majority of side-impact collisions occur at intersections. T-bone car accidents injure tens of thousands of Texans every year. Everyone agrees that t-bone accidents are devastating to everyone involved, but it’s harder to…
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When you are in an accident with a semi-truck, it can be challenging to know how to respond and what action to take to protect yourself. Having an experienced Texas truck accident attorney can help you protect yourself when you’re in a vulnerable position. When to Schedule Your Initial Consultation with a Texas Truck Accident…
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Do you know how many people are injured in car accidents each year? The Texas Department of Transportation records show close to 238,000 people injured in car accidents in 2014. More than 17,000 of those injuries were “serious.” When you or a family member sustain an injury in a Texas car accident, costly medical bills…
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After a Texas car accident, many drivers and passengers feel fine, and they assume they sustained no injury. However, some common car accident injuries do not have immediate symptoms. If you start to have headaches within the days or weeks following a car accident, don’t ignore the possibility that you could be dealing with a…
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Texas loves pickup trucks. Many may even consider them an unofficial mascot of the Lone Star State. Driving down dusty back roads in a pickup truck just seems like the right thing to do. Many even believe they are safer in a pickup truck than in other common types of vehicles. Pickup Truck Safety Lags…
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Texas currently has a statewide ban to cut down on the disastrous consequences of texting while driving, one of the most common forms of distracted driving. However, there are currently no laws against texting while walking. Yet walking while distracted is the cause of countless pedestrian accidents each year. Walking and Texting is Putting Texas…
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Did you know that unlicensed drivers are responsible for one in every five fatal car crashes in the country? (According to AAA Foundation for Public Safety). Driving without a license is never a good idea, but it happens. If you have been injured while driving without a Texas license, you probably have questions about how…
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Property owners are legally responsible for ensuring people on their property are safe. The owner of any property is expected to have appropriate security measures in place to create a safe environment, including proper lighting, locks, security guards or other personnel, surveillance cameras and security systems, etc. Why Are Property Owners Required to Have “Security”…
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