If your spouse or other close relative dies in Texas as the result of the negligence or wrongdoing of someone else, you can sue that person for the wrongful death of your loved one. As FindLaw explains, a wrongful death action represents a civil suit in which you...
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Month: July 2019
Suffered a brain injury? Remember, you have rights
You spend your Friday morning creating your own musical performance in your car as you sing to the radio on your way to work. All of sudden, though, a car strikes you, causing your head to hit the steering wheel. With that, your show stops, and the proverbial curtain...
Who is at fault for injury on someone else’s property?
When you think about a premises liability claim, you might think of a slip and fall at someone's place of business. Though that is certainly an example, this type of claim can also include dog bites, an accident at a hotel, injury in a parking lot or being hurt at a...
Proposed changes to trucker drive times could endanger public
The U.S. Department of Transportation is considering easing up on rules governing commercial trucker drive times across Texas and the nation, and while the trucking industry might view the proposed changes as a win, the motoring public is unlikely to do the same. At...
Police report information important to after-accident claims
After a serious car accident, you may be worried about what you are supposed to do. You may feel confused or even be in a state of shock. Though you may seem unhurt due to the adrenaline you feel, you may have really suffered injuries in the incident.Most often,...
Are hands-free cellphones safe for drivers?
Although using a hand-held cellphone while driving is not against the law in Texas, the consequences of engaging in this task could be disastrous. In 2017 alone, approximately 3,166 people lost their lives in distracted driving accidents and thousands more were...