A lawyer can never say definitively whether someone does or does not have a good lawsuit without knowing all of the specific facts involved in your individual situation. But generally, the answer to this question is: YES. Off-road vehicles and…
When pursuing a car accident injury claim against a driver, the determining factor for compensation comes down to liability: who was to blame for the collision? Although you may feel that your accident was clearly the fault of the other…
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety defines a collision as a “backover accident” when a vehicle’s rear collides into a pedestrian or bicyclist. These crashes often occur at low speeds, typically while the driver is exiting a driveway or parking…
Although it is illegal to drive without insurance in Texas, there are an estimated two million drivers on our roads who are improperly insured—either completely uninsured or woefully underinsured. As a result, the odds of getting caught in an insurance-wreck…
Potholes are one of the most frustrating parts of driving. One minute, you’re driving down a perfectly paved road, and the next minute, your car is crashing into a giant hole in the pavement. Some drivers are able to travel…
The Texas Department of Transportation released statistics detailing the common causes of car accidents for urban and rural areas of Texas. Understanding these statistics may change your view on driving habits. Common Causes of Car Accidents in Rural Texas Failed…
Regardless of how strong you are or how much pain you think you can endure, when you have so much as a strained muscle in your back, all bets are off. Back injuries from auto accidents can cause significant discomfort…
Many people tend to think of transportation regulations as being primarily for motorized vehicles. Emissions testing, safety inspections, and other requirements tend to come to mind first when picturing a vehicle as “road safe.” Bicycle safety usually involves discussions on…
