Personal Injury Blog

Since 2016, Texas has ranked first in the country every year for the most large truck crashes. In 2019, Texas had more tractor-trailer accidents than Colorado, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Kansas, Louisiana, Arkansas, Arizona, Mississippi, and Nebraska comb… Read More

I thought I was a cautious driver in Michigan before moving to Texas, but I had no idea how the conditions could change so drastically in different parts of the country. There was a learning curve while I adjusted to what safe driving looked like in… Read More

Social media has become such a prominent part of life, especially in the last few years. Whether you use social media often or just once a year, it’s important to know how posting on social media after a car accident can impact your personal injury… Read More

When you’re injured in an accident and looking for an attorney, you have a thousand and one things running through your mind, including what questions you should ask a personal injury lawyer. Not only do you have to deal with painful and physically… Read More

Even though another driver caused your accident, you’ll likely spend more time dealing with their car insurance company than you will with them. Unsurprisingly the insurance company is not going to make things easy for you. Their job is to get you… Read More

It is so incredibly frustrating to suffer from a car accident injury, all because someone else wasn’t paying attention. Throughout the following days and weeks, while you’re trying to put your life back together, it is normal for that frustration… Read More

If you were injured in Texas from an automobile accident or from a slip and fall, it is important that you are aware of the personal injury statute of limitations. The statute of limitations is the deadline for when you can file a lawsuit for a certa… Read More

Every personal injury case is different, but generally they all follow a similar path at the beginning. From a Round Rock dog bite to an Austin car accident, the first steps that take place afterward all tend to have the same trajectory. Unfortunatel… Read More