Auto Wrecks Involving Government-Owned Vehicles in Texas

Dallas-Fort Worth roads are congested not only with privately owned vehicles but with government-owned vehicles as well. From city buses to police cars to Department of Transportation vehicles and beyond, government-owned vehicles are everywhere. And just like private vehicles, t...

Right-of-Way Laws All Texas Drivers Should Know

In 2023, 1,120 people were killed in crashes occurring in or around intersections, according to the Texas Department of Transportation. That's the most since 2018. It's critical that drivers understand the rules around intersections so they become safer. What Are Right-of-Way La...

How Do Insurance Companies Calculate Personal Injury Claims?

When you're injured in a motor vehicle accident, insurance companies enter your life in a big way. You may be working with your own insurer, the other driver's company or both. It's important to understand how insurance adjusters value injury claims. That way, you can get a bett...

5 Tactics Insurance Companies Use to Deny or Minimize Injury Claims

Insurance is a key source of compensation for those who suffer injuries in Texas motor vehicle accidents. Unfortunately, injured people must often fight to get insurance companies to treat them fairly. As big businesses, insurers care about the bottom line more than anything. The...

Unsecured Truck Load Accidents: Who Could Be Liable?

The cargo that gets transported on commercial trucks should never be loaded haphazardly. Whether it's a single massive item or many smaller items, its weight needs to be distributed correctly to ensure that it can be moved safely. When a truck is loaded improperly, the cargo pose...

Should I Buy Uninsured Motorist Coverage in Texas?

Texas law requires drivers to purchase liability insurance. When a driver is found at fault for a crash, this liability coverage pays for damages that result. Texas drivers must have bodily injury coverage and property damage coverage to pay for expenses related to accidents. Ho...

Recovering Lost Wages After an Auto Accident in Texas

The injuries and pain suffered in an auto accident can impact your ability to work. You might be entirely unable to work for a while, or possibly forever. And if you can work again, you might need to take a less-demanding job that doesn't pay as much. This loss of income adds a l...

Texas Roadway Deaths Decrease but Still Lead the Nation

Data from state and federal traffic agencies shows that fewer people died on Texas roads in 2023 than the year before. While that's good news, the bad news is we're still the deadliest state to drive in. In April 2024, the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) released its ...

5 Common Causes of Truck Accidents

Texas is always at or near the top of the list when it comes to the number of commercial truck accidents per year. Thousands of people are hurt in these wrecks, many of them severely. But what are the most common causes of these big rig crashes? Our Dallas truck accident lawyers ...