Traumatic Brain Injury in Texas: Mild vs. Severe Explained Every year, thousands of Texans sustain a traumatic brain injury (TBI) through car crashes, workplace incidents, falls, and acts of violence. Whether the injury occurs on a busy Dallas highway...

Distracted Driving Accidents in Dallas-Fort Worth: Understanding Texas Law Distracted driving has become one of the leading causes of traffic fatalities across Texas, with Dallas and Fort Worth consistently ranking among the most dangerous metropolitan areas for this preventable...

Delayed Symptoms of Traumatic Brain Injury After a Car Accident in Dallas-Fort Worth After a seemingly minor fender-bender, especially in high-traffic areas like the Dallas Fort Worth metroplex, many people feel mostly fine at first, only to experience headaches,...

Rear-End Collisions and Traumatic Brain Injury: Why Even Low-Speed Crashes Cause Serious Brain Injuries in Texas Rear-end collisions often happen in everyday traffic, including at red lights and stop-and-go congestion throughout the Dallas Fort Worth area. Even when the...

Distracted Driving Car Accidents Leading to Traumatic Brain Injury in DFW Glancing at a phone for even a moment while driving on crowded routes in the Dallas Fort Worth area can have devastating consequences. Distracted driving is more than...

How Much Can Be Recovered From a Car Accident Involving TBI? After a car accident on a heavily traveled Dallas Fort Worth corridor such as Interstate 35, people dealing with the aftermath of a traumatic brain injury often ask...

Proving Hidden Brain Injuries in Texas Car Accident Claims (No Visible Damage Cases) After a car accident on a Dallas Fort Worth highway such as Interstate 20, it is possible to feel shaken but appear uninjured, only to develop...

Signs and Symptoms of Traumatic Brain Injury After a Car Accident in Dallas-Fort Worth If you’ve been injured in a car accident in Dallas-Fort Worth, understanding the signs and symptoms of traumatic brain injury can be the key to...

The Most Dangerous Causes of Traumatic Brain Injury in Dallas-Fort Worth If you've experienced a sudden impact to the head during a car accident on one of Dallas-Fort Worth's busy highways, or a slip at work in a Tarrant...

Concussion vs Traumatic Brain Injury – Why the Legal Difference Can Make or Break Your Case If you've recently been in a car accident on a busy Dallas-Fort Worth highway like Interstate 35, or suffered a fall at a...

Texas Statute of Limitations for Traumatic Brain Injury Claims – Don’t Lose Your Right to Millions (2025 Update) Imagine surviving a devastating car crash on a bustling Dallas-Fort Worth highway like Interstate 635, only to discover months later that...

Life After a Severe Traumatic Brain Injury: Who Pays for Rehab and Long-Term Care in Texas? If you've endured a severe traumatic brain injury from a high-speed collision on Interstate 35 in Dallas or a workplace fall in Fort...

How Much Is a Traumatic Brain Injury Case Worth in Texas? If you've suffered a traumatic brain injury in a Dallas-Fort Worth accident, one of the most pressing questions might be how much your case could be worth under...

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...

Who Can Be Sued in a Texas 18-Wheeler Crash? It’s Not Just the Driver After a serious truck accident in Texas, many people assume only the driver is responsible. In reality, liability can extend far beyond the person behind...

Texas Trucking Accidents: How the Law Protects Injured Drivers A single moment on a Texas highway can lead to catastrophic injuries when an 18-wheeler is involved. Victims often find themselves up against large trucking companies and their insurers. Knowing...

The Best Injury Lawyers in Texas: What Defines Legal Excellence When life takes an unexpected turn due to a severe accident, choosing the right advocate matters. The best injury lawyers in Texas combine deep legal experience with empathy and...

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...

Dallas Uber & Lyft Accident Checklist: What to Do After a Crash Uber accident lawyer Dallas — If you’re hurt in an Uber or Lyft crash in Dallas, the steps you take in the first hours and days matter....

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...

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...

Know Your Rights: Protection Against Excessive Fines and Unfair Civil Penalties in Texas Excessive fines and unreasonable penalties can devastate individuals who are already dealing with the aftermath of an injury or dispute. If you’re facing steep civil fines...

If you’ve been injured in a Dallas wreck, here’s what you must know to protect your rights. Texas car accident laws can be complex—but acting fast and smart can make all the difference in your claim. 1. Check for...

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 suffer an injury due to someone else's negligent actions, you'll likely be eligible to receive compensation. The amount you receive will depend on the specific facts and circumstances of your case. In this article, our Dallas-Fort Worth...

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...

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...

Many people across Texas are injured due to things like auto accidents, defective products or dangerous conditions on someone's property. Injured people must often file personal injury claims to recover full and fair compensation for their injuries and trauma....

Talking to an attorney should be one of the first things you do after you get hurt or lose a loved one in a car accident, truck wreck or other motor vehicle crash. Once you find a Texas lawyer...

The vast majority—more than 90 percent—of Texas personal injury lawsuits end in a settlement. Settling a case is faster and less risky than going to trial in most situations. A settlement is essentially a deal between you and the...

Motorcycles are among the smallest vehicles on the road, making them hard for other drivers to see and avoid. When collisions happen between a motorcycle and any other vehicle, the motorcyclist tends to bear the brunt of the damage...

The holiday travel season is upon us, and according to forecasts it will be the busiest we've seen in a few years. AAA expects around 120 million people to travel at least 50 miles for Christmas and other year-end...

Halloween is around the corner, and kids around the Dallas-Fort Worth area are looking forward to putting on their costumes and going trick-or-treating. Plenty of college students and adults will be going to Halloween parties, too. While the spooky...

You’ve been involved in a motor vehicle crash in Texas, and you believe it was the other driver’s fault. But the other driver is claiming you were at least partially at fault. Both of you report the accident to...

The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) released grim statistics at its monthly meeting in March 2023, showing that 4,481 fatalities happened on Texas roads during 2022. This fall, the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA) is expected to release...

According to the Texas Department of Transportation, there were 239,539 individuals injured in motor vehicle traffic crashes in 2021, with a death toll of 4,489 people. There are many reasons for car accidents. These can include bad weather, negligent...

Rear-end collisions account for 23% of all truck accidents, according to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA). That makes rear-end impacts the most common type of truck crash. Every year, an estimated 20,000 people are hurt and 700 people...

Cars and trucks pose a serious hazard to pedestrian traffic. Recent efforts to help drivers and pedestrians avoid deadly interactions have fallen short. Pedestrian deaths are on the rise. Those waiting for a technological solution may have to wait...

Early numbers are in for 2022, and the news is not good. The first quarter of the year showed the highest number of motor vehicle accident deaths of any quarter in 20 years. This continues a worrying trend—American roads...

Automated Traffic Enforcement and Safe Driving Most people understand that speeding and aggressive driving are dangerous behaviors. What to do about it is a harder question. One of the most controversial tools in combating dangerous driving is the use of cameras. ...

Pay Attention to Distracted Driving Distracted driving is one of the most common dangerous behaviors you will see. Cell phones are a major contributor, but distracted driving is older than that. The problem is easy to identify, but hard to solve....

The trucking industry has no shortage of problems these days. A long-standing shortage of qualified drivers is only getting worse. A changing economy has made it harder than ever to recruit people willing to be away from their families...

3D rendering of a car accident with a van tipped over and emergency vehicles approaching. The Most Dangerous Places in Dallas for Truck Accidents The Texas Department of Transportation keeps records of all the motor vehicle accidents in our...

View of truck in an accident with car, cloudy sky Who Is Responsible for a Truck Accident? In a truck accident lawsuit, determining who is responsible for the truck accident is a major legal issue.  Responsibility is referred to...

4 Questions to Ask Before Hiring a Car Accident Attorney When you need a personal injury attorney's help after an accident in Texas, you of course want to find someone who is experienced and trustworthy. But how do you...

What Is PIP Coverage and Do I Need It in Texas? In the aftermath of an accident, many victims face incredibly high medical bills, lost wages and other expenses. Having the proper insurance before an accident occurs is one...

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 truck and car accidents. However, a report released by...

In the aftermath of an accident, many victims face incredibly high medical bills, lost wages and other expenses. Having the proper insurance before an accident occurs is one of the keys to covering these expenses. Personal injury protection (PIP) is one...

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...

The holiday season has arrived, and if Thanksgiving showed us anything it’s that we can expect millions of Americans to continue traveling this year, despite the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The nation’s roads could again see numerous accidents and fatalities during the...

Shuttling the kids around town or taking them on road trips can be fun, but it can also be stressful, especially if you’re a new parent or anyone else without a lot of experience driving with children in the...

For many people, Thanksgiving is more than just a one-day holiday; it’s a great time to use vacation days and take a four- or five-day break from the stress of work. Often, people use the time to visit local...

Unfortunately, drunk driving accidents remain all too common despite tougher laws and more awareness of the issue. When an intoxicated driver injures or kills someone in a car wreck, most of the time the legal responsibility falls on the...

There may be fewer trick-or-treaters this year due to coronavirus concerns, but plenty of kids will still be out there trying to fill up their candy buckets. While some parents still fear their kids getting poisoned candy or razor...

In a personal injury lawsuit following an auto accident, the plaintiff (the person who filed the case) must prove that he/she was injured, as well as prove the other driver's fault. Evidence must be used to prove that the...

After a truck accident or car wreck, you might face expensive medical bills, lost wages, car repair bills and other monetary damages. These are usually fairly easy to understand and calculate. But other injuries, most notably pain and suffering,...

Some of us have physical conditions that make us more susceptible to serious injury. For example, someone with brittle bone syndrome might suffer broken bones and serious pain due to an accident, while others might walk away unscathed. The...

The aftermath of a car accident is emotional. People are upset, frustrated, shocked and someone may be physically injured, too. In this situation, it’s almost a reflex to apologize, even if you’re not entirely sure that you’re the one...

Car accidents have the potential to cause serious physical and psychological injuries. While some injuries such as broken bones and burns may be immediate, other injuries don’t show symptoms until days or weeks later. Yet, you’re entitled to compensation...

As hard as it may be to believe, the chaotic aftermath of a truck wreck is also the starting point of accident investigation. What happens in the minutes, hours, days and weeks to follow is crucial for an injured...

Auto accidents in Texas happen once every 58 seconds, according to the Texas Department of Transportation. In 2018, nearly 250,000 people were injured in Texas crashes, with almost 15,000 of those considered serious injuries. Motor vehicle crashes happen far...

Two blasts rocked an east Texas chemical plant the day before Thanksgiving, leaving three workers injured and 50,000 people under evacuation orders. The two explosions happened 13 hours apart at the Texas Petroleum Chemical (TPC) plant in Port Naches,...

With more than 6 million auto accidents happening every year on America’s roadways, it’s never a bad idea to step back and think about your own driving habits. How can you drive a little safer today? Do you have...

If you were injured by the negligence of someone else, such as another driver, an employer, or a business, you may have the right to pursue a personal injury lawsuit to recover compensation. While it’s true that this means...

In the immediate aftermath of an auto accident, of course, your first thoughts are about determining the extent of your injuries, seeing if everyone else in your car is ok, and finding out whether anyone was hurt. The second...

Summer is almost here, and along with the vacations, cookouts and other fun activities comes an increase in driving. While that means more cars and SUVs hauling families to their next destination, it also means more motorcyclists will hit...

Sharing our lives on social media is second nature by now. Our all-powerful smartphones let us take photos and videos of everything we’re doing, then in a matter of seconds post it on our choice of platforms—Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat,...

The Insurance Council of Texas (ICT), which keeps a close eye on traffic statistics, has released its numbers for 2018. The figures, released in February 2019, show a 4 percent drop in traffic fatalities on Texas roadways, from 3,720...

When death results from the negligent acts of someone else, everything changes for the family of the deceased. The unexpected event results in emotional trauma, grief, and, in many cases, serious worries about how the family will survive financially....

When you or someone you love has been seriously injured through the negligence of someone else, such as in a truck accident, car crash or by a defective product, the prospect of a legal battle can seem somewhat demoralizing....

Every spinal cord injury happens differently and changes the injury victim’s life in a unique way. Still, there are commonalities. In the United States, motor vehicle accidents cause the most spinal cord injuries. Falls, violent acts and sports injuries...

Along with Florida, California, Pennsylvania and Ohio, Texas reports some of the most motorcycle accidents in the country. In fact, in 2016, 496 motorcyclists and their passengers in Texas were killed in collisions, while another 2008 bikers and their...

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...

Many people who’ve been injured by a defective product, in a car crash or a work accident believe that they have no right to compensation if they had an injury prior to the accident. This is not necessarily true....