Evidence You’ll Need to Build a Personal Injury Case
When you are considering filing a personal injury case against someone, it is important not only to prove injuries and damages, but to make sure you have evidence to support your claims. Several types of evidence can be utilized when establishing your case including witness testimony, expert statements, medical records, and demonstrable evidence. Types Of […]
Hit and Run Laws in Texas
Car accidents happen every day in Texas and are stressful on all parties involved. After an accident occurs, Texas law requires drivers to stop and provide contact information to the other driver involved in the accident. While this exchange of contact information occurs after most accidents, sometimes drivers panic and flee the scene of the […]
What to Do After Injury in an Accident with a Drunk Driver
If a drunk driving accident has negatively affected your family, it is in your best interest to hire a qualified attorney. Texas is a pure negligence state, which allows you to file a civil lawsuit against the drunk driver that caused injuries to you or your loved one. If you have been injured or a […]
The 4 Most Common Injuries from a Car Crash
While motor vehicle accidents are a common scene during your daily commute, being involved in an accident yourself can have life-altering consequences. From the very minor to the exceptionally serious, these accidents can cause physical injuries to yourself and any passengers that require varying levels of medical intervention and treatment. Some injuries are more common […]
How to Avoid the 3 Common Causes of Car Accidents
We’re all human, and we all make mistakes. Nevertheless, our human error can get us into sticky situations. Based on reportable crashes in 2021, The Texas Department of Transportation states 1 person was killed every 1 hours and 57 minutes, 1 person was injured every 2 minutes and 12 seconds, and there was 1 reportable […]
Personal Injury Cases Common Elements
How do you know if you have a legitimate personal injury claim?