Being involved in a truck accident can affect more than just your health. It can also change your financial stability. Medical bills can quickly add financial pressure, especially when injuries prevent you from working. If your injuries prevent you from working, you...
After Accidents
Auto Accidents
Texas’ at-fault rules and how they affect your auto claim
If you were recently in a car accident in Texas, you are probably dealing with a lot of issues. Car repairs, medical appointments and missed work can take up valuable time and funds. In this chaos, one of the most important things affecting you is how Texas law...
Can pedestrians share fault under Texas law?
When a collision occurs between a vehicle and a pedestrian, many people assume that the driver is at fault. However, under Texas law, pedestrians can share fault for an accident. Understanding how liability works is crucial if you are seeking compensation after a...
Does sovereign immunity apply to auto accidents in Texas?
A crash with a city bus, a police cruiser or a state-owned truck can feel like any other wreck on a Texas road. The process that follows, though, often looks noticeably different from a collision between two private drivers. Understanding how the state addresses this...
Could a car accident cause PTSD?
Those who have been injured in car accidents often develop post-traumatic stress disorder. In fact, some reports identify car accidents as one of the most common causes of PTSD in the general American population. Traditionally, PTSD has often been linked to those who...
What to do in the first 24 hour after a car accident
A car accident can happen in just an instant, but the stress and uncertainty that follow can linger for much longer. In the first few hours, it isn’t unusual to feel shaken and unsure of what to do next. Making the choice to take a few steady, practical steps early on...
Can I get compensation if I was partly at fault for a crash?
Most crashes are not completely one driver’s fault, even though it might seem like it at first. While one driver may be mostly to blame, their insurance company could point to something the other driver did that was unsafe or illegal. For example, maybe another...
There is a significant delay when hitting the brakes
When you are driving behind another vehicle, it is important to maintain a safe following distance. The minimum is often set at three seconds. By measuring distance in seconds instead of physical space, you automatically allow for a greater following distance at...
Spinal cord injuries can vary greatly
Spinal cord injuries can occur in a variety of accidents and incidents. One of these is a car crash because of the violent force that’s applied to the body at the time of impact. These injuries are often catastrophic, which means they may have long-term devastating...
Cellphone distraction lasts longer than many drivers realize
If someone is on their phone while behind the wheel, they are distracted. Nonetheless, many drivers believe they can still drive safely while texting, reading emails, or even taking pictures and videos. However, statistics clearly show that cellphone use while driving...
