Are You Liable for Someone Else’s Injury on Your Property in Texas? Slip-and-falls, dog bites, and other injuries on private property can quickly lead to lawsuits. If you own property in Texas, here's what you need to know about...

Slip and Fall Accidents in Texas: When Negligence Leads to Injury A wet floor, broken step, or poorly maintained walkway can result in more than just embarrassment—it can cause lasting harm. Across Texas, property owners have a duty to...

Texas Motorcycle Accidents: Standing Up for Injured Riders Motorcyclists face unique risks on Texas roads, where one driver’s inattention can lead to devastating consequences. Beyond physical recovery, injured riders often struggle with biased assumptions from insurers. Knowing your rights...

How Long Do You Have to File a Personal Injury Lawsuit in Texas? If you’ve been injured in Texas—whether in a car crash, workplace incident, or slip-and-fall—you only have a limited time to take legal action. Missing the deadline...

What Are the Legal Options After a Construction Accident in Texas? Construction sites across Texas, from Dallas to Fort Worth, are some of the most hazardous work environments. If you’ve been injured in a Texas construction accident, understanding your...

Texas Personal Injury Statute of Limitations: What You Need to Know If you’ve been injured in a car crash, slip-and-fall, or workplace accident in Texas, don’t wait too long to take legal action. The law places strict deadlines on...

Injured at Work in Texas? Why You May Still Have a Lawsuit If you were hurt on the job in Texas and found out your employer doesn’t have workers’ comp, you might still have the right to sue. Texas...

You've likely heard the phrases "bodily injury" and "personal injury." If you read your auto insurance policy, you'll probably see both terms written in various places. It's easy to think that the two phrases mean the same thing, but...

If you get hurt in any type of motor vehicle accident in Texas and need to file a personal injury lawsuit, you'll want to strengthen your case any way you can. The best way to strengthen your case? Documentation....

When you get hurt by the negligence of someone else, you're entitled to be compensated. Money can be requested for things like property damage, medical costs and wages you lose from not working. Those tangible losses are pretty simple...

Motor Vehicle Death Rates Jump 20% During the Pandemic COVID-19 has started to surge again across the US. As more states reinstate stay-at-home measures, one might think the lockdowns would lead to fewer people driving and therefore fewer deadly...

Texas drivers are required to carry auto insurance. Additionally, every driver must have proof of coverage to show upon request by a law enforcement officer. The minimum amount of required coverage is often listed as 30/60/25 to protect you...

Workplace accidents such as slip-and-falls, chemical exposure and heavy equipment failure often result in serious injuries to employees. In Texas, employers are not required to maintain workers’ compensation insurance. As a result, the consequences of serious workplace injuries are...

In February 2018, 12-year-old Linda “Michellita” Rogers was preparing for a cheerleading competition when her home ignited in flames and exploded due to a natural gas leak. Days after, her family found a video she recorded on her phone...

Personal injury cases require evidence. The more evidence there is to support your claim, the more likely you will obtain the compensation you deserve. Evidence cuts down on the “he-said-she-said” arguments and helps judges and juries understand the events...

Despite the strict regulations of the oil and gas industry by the U.S. Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OHSA), pipeline explosions still happen. Just as recently as February 15, 2017, a pipeline exploded in Texas and shook homes that...