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How to Prove Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) in a Personal Injury Case
Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is among the most severe and life-altering injuries a person can sustain. If you or a loved one has suffered a TBI due to another party’s negligence, that party is liable for medical expenses, loss of income, pain and suffering, loss in quality of life, and more, including the constellation… Read More »
Is It Okay to Admit Fault After a Car Crash?
After a car crash, emotions run high. You may feel responsible for the crash and want to apologize, whether out of politeness or guilt or just an instinctive reaction. However, admitting fault at the scene of the crash or during subsequent discussions can have serious consequences for your ability to recover compensation and protect… Read More »
Can Airbags Cause Injury in a Car Crash?
Airbags were intended to save lives and reduce the severity of injuries in automobile collisions, but under certain circumstances, they can actually cause injury. While airbags are essential safety devices in modern vehicles, their deployment involves rapid expansion and high levels of force that can lead to bodily injury. If you’ve been injured by… Read More »
Why Many Personal Injury Cases Settle
After a car crash or other incident giving rise to a personal injury claim, many injury victims imagine that they’ll have to go to court to collect compensation from the party responsible for their injuries and legal damages. In reality, however, this rarely happens. The fact is that most personal injury cases settle out… Read More »
Types of Auto Insurance (Required and Optional) in Texas
If you are ever in a crash, the type of auto insurance coverage you and the other driver purchased and the amount of the policy limits will at least partly determine the extent of your financial recovery and how you will go about seeking compensation. Below we highlight some of the key aspects of… Read More »
Rear-End Collisions: Who’s At-Fault and How to Deal With Them
Rear-end collisions are the most common type of car crash, and while they are commonly thought of as minor, they often result in significant property damage, serious injuries, and even fatalities. Understanding who’s at fault in a rear-end collision is crucial for anyone involved in such an incident when it comes to recovering compensation… Read More »
How to Include Lost Wages in a Personal Injury Claim
Suffering an injury due to someone else’s negligence can create significant financial hardship as you deal with medical costs and additional expenses in every area of your life, often while out of work for the short or long-term, or even permanently. Among the innumerable financial burdens imposed on you, lost wages often represent a… Read More »
Can a Bar Be Liable for a Drunk Driving Crash?
Getting hit by a drunk driver can be devastating in more ways than one. Drunk drivers often don’t take any evasive measures to avoid a crash or lessen its impact, so the force of the collision is frequently much more severe than crashes caused by sober drivers. In addition, crash victims and their families… Read More »
Proving Negligence and Liability After a Car Crash
Crashes can happen in the blink of an eye, but their consequences can last a lifetime. As a crash victim, you can recover compensation for your injuries from the at-fault driver. But how do you prove they were responsible for causing the collision? What if the other side or their insurance company says you… Read More »
How Is Fault Determined in a Multi-Car Crash?
In the aftermath of a multi-car crash, determining fault or responsibility can become a complex puzzle that involves piecing together large amounts of evidence, including accident reconstruction and eyewitness accounts, and applying relevant laws that speak to liability when multiple parties are involved. This is especially true when the insurance companies blame other drivers,… Read More »
