Houston Personal Injury Blog

Electric Semi-Trucks: Good, Bad, or Both?

The hype around electric semi-trucks is gaining steam. Uber Freight and Tesla recently teamed up to create an EV Fleet Accelerator Program. However, the North American leader in EVs isn’t the only one getting in on the action. For instance, Einride AB reached a $1 billion valuation.  All of this activity in the electric 18-wheeler… read more

Everything You Never Knew About Crude Oil

Crude oil has a huge impact on your daily life, especially if you live in Texas. The Lone Star State ranks first in the United States in crude oil production, pumping out more than twice as much as the number two state, New Mexico.  The question is, how much do you actually know about crude… read more

Can You Sue Tesla for a Crash Involving Autopilot? 

Tesla’s autopilot and Full Self-Driving (FSD) systems have sparked both innovation and controversy—along with a growing number of lawsuits. If you were injured in a crash involving a Tesla operating in autopilot mode, you might be wondering: Can I sue Tesla? The answer is yes, but only in specific situations. Claims against Tesla often involve… read more

Attorney Brian White Personal Injury Lawyers Receives Golden Gavel Award

Attorney Brian White Personal Injury Lawyers is proud to announce that our firm has been honored with the prestigious Golden Gavel Award from The A-List. This national recognition highlights our dedication to creative, high-impact legal marketing—alongside our unwavering commitment to helping personal injury victims across Texas. This award is a meaningful milestone in our continued… read more

Are Theme Park “Fright Nights” Safe? 

Are you looking forward to visiting one of Texas’s many theme parks during a long-awaited fright night? While a spooky night at your favorite theme park can be fun and memorable, it can also end in disaster.  From trip hazards in dark mazes to eye injuries caused by poorly positioned special effects, fright nights can… read more

How Do Learner’s Permits Work?

In Texas, a learner’s permit—also known as a learner license—is the first step in the state’s Graduated Driver License (GDL) program. It allows teens as young as 15 years old to begin learning to drive under supervision. With a learner’s permit, the driver may only operate a vehicle while accompanied by a licensed adult who… read more

Insurance Requirements for Interstate Motor Carriers and the MCS-90 Endorsement

Texas is home to some of the busiest highways in the United States, with thousands of commercial trucks transporting goods across state lines every day. Because these large vehicles pose unique risks on the road, both federal and state authorities require strict insurance coverage for interstate motor carriers. If you operate a trucking business in… read more

What Happens if I Get Injured at Minute Maid/Daikin Park in Houston, TX? 

Daikin Park, formerly known as Minute Maid Park, is home to the Houston Astros. Each year, the park welcomes over three million visitors. While visiting the park can be an exciting and memorable trip, the crowded environment can also create the perfect storm for injuries.  With such large crowds, slips and falls, trips, or other… read more

How Many Car Accidents Occur Each Hour, Day, and Year in the U.S.?

Traffic accidents remain one of the leading causes of emergency room visits and death in the United States. While the raw numbers are alarming, breaking them down by time can help people better understand the frequency of crashes and the risk they face as road users.  Here’s a closer look at how many car accidents… read more

How Hard Is It To Win A Car Accident Lawsuit?

When someone else crashes into you, you expect that person to compensate you for your losses. However, if that other person does not believe they are responsible, or if they do not have the financial resources to pay your claim, they might challenge it. If so, the burden falls on you to prove your case… read more