Accident & Injury Blog

Determining fault in a truck accident in Texas is crucial to understanding whether you can recover compensation and how much. Texas follows what’s known as the 51 percent rule, which means you can still recover damages if you’re 50 percent or less responsible for the ...

If you or a loved one has been hit by a car while walking, you’re likely feeling overwhelmed and questioning what you should do after a pedestrian accident in Texas. The moments after a pedestrian accident are critical, not only for your health and safety, ...

Liability after a pedestrian accident in Texas usually depends on who acted negligently, whether that be drivers, pedestrians, or third parties responsible for road design or maintenance. Since Texas follows a modified comparative fault rule, determining fault is rarely straightforward. Under this rule, your right ...

After a car accident in Texas, fault determines who pays for the damages and how much compensation you can recover. Establishing who is responsible isn’t always simple, especially under Texas’ comparative fault laws, where even partial blame can reduce your recovery. If you’re struggling to ...

Texting and driving is illegal in Texas. The state’s distracted driving law makes it clear that reading, writing, or sending a text while behind the wheel is against the law. Many drivers in Houston, Katy, and across Texas still have questions about what’s allowed, but ...

If you’re experiencing delayed car accident injury symptoms days or even weeks after a crash, you’re not alone. Many Texans walk away from an accident thinking they’re fine, only to notice pain, headaches, or stiffness later. Delayed injuries don’t prevent you from filing a claim ...

Pedestrians don’t always have the right of way in Texas. State law grants pedestrians the right of way in specific situations, such as marked crosswalks or when traffic signals require drivers to stop. However, there are also times when drivers lawfully have the right of ...