Auto Accidents

What if the Driver Who Hit Me Doesn’t Have Insurance?

A car accident injury can lead to the necessity for medical treatment and compensation for other damages. If you suffered harm in a car accident that occurred through no fault of your own, you have the reasonable expectation that the other driver’s policy will pay for your damages. What happens when you find out the… read more

Your Post-Accident Checklist

The moments following a car crash can be overwhelming. It can be difficult to keep a calm head and gather information under the chaos and stress of the event. However, your actions following a car accident could affect the viability of your car accident claim and even your right to compensation. Take the following actions… read more

Hit By a Drunk Driver in Houston on the Fourth of July? Here’s What You Should Do

The Fourth of a July is a wonderful time to spend time with friends and family and celebrate the anniversary of our nation’s independence. However, some people take the cause for celebration to the extreme. We routinely notice an uptick in the number of DUI-related injuries around holiday weekends such as these. What should you… read more

When Do Employers Have Liability in Car Accident Cases?

When examining potentially liable parties for your car accident, consider whether an employer could bear legal responsibility for damages. The other driver’s employer might not have caused your crash, but the laws of vicarious liability could mean the company has to pay for your losses anyway. In certain circumstances, you may have the right to… read more

What Injuries Can A Head-On Collision Cause?

Head-on collisions are car accidents in which the front ends of two vehicles collide while traveling in opposite directions. They are some of the most dangerous car accidents, leading to a disproportionate number of deaths per crash compared to other types of collision. In 2016, 638 Texans died in head-on crashes. If someone survives a… read more

How to Get Compensated For A Texas Hit-and-Run

A hit-and-run car accident is not like other accidents. There is no at-fault driver around to take responsibility and pay for your damages. The guilty driver has fled, often without leaving behind much evidence for an investigation. You’re stuck picking up the pieces, tending to physical injuries, property damage, and emotional distress. Luckily, it is… read more

How to Yield Properly In Houston

A good driver always knows when to yield. Yielding to other drivers, bicyclists, and pedestrians is critical to preventing accidents and keeping others safe on the roadway. There are general traffic laws for who should yield the right-of-way and when. Preventable car accidents happen when drivers break these laws. In 2015, 3,453 crashes around the… read more

What to Do If You Are Hit By An Uninsured Driver in Texas

Like all states, Texas requires drivers to maintain minimum insurance coverage levels. All drivers must buy at least $30,000 in coverage for each injured person and $25,000 for property damage per accident. Insurance policies pay for the damage to other people and their vehicles when a driver causes an accident. When someone breaks the law… read more

What Is The Difference Between First and Third-Party Insurance Claims?

When a car accident happens that results in your injury, you should file a claim with either your insurance company or the insurance company of the responsible driver. Doing this gives you access to potential compensation for damages, including physical, financial, and emotional damages. Read on to learn more about the insurance claims process, specifically… read more

How Much Space Is Needed Between Cars at Freeway Speeds?

Many Houston drivers seem unaware of how closely they follow other drivers, especially on highways. Not maintaining a safe following distance diminishes the control you need when operating a car at high speeds. Learn more about the ideal space around your car, recommended following distances, and some tips to help you in all situations. What… read more