Car Accidents

How Much Money Should I Ask for in a Car Accident Settlement?

What you should ask for in a car accident settlement depends on many factors, including the damages you suffered, the strength of your evidence, and your degree of fault. Determining an appropriate settlement demand is a complex process that requires a thorough understanding of all your losses and a realistic assessment of what a court… read more

Is Waymo Liable for Accidents?

Waymo’s autonomous vehicles are being tested and used in cities across the country, and they have raised a major legal question: who is liable when a self-driving car causes a crash?  Many people assume the company is always responsible, but liability depends on the facts. In Houston and across Texas, Waymo accidents are handled under… read more

Waymo Self-Driving Cars in Houston, TX: What Happens if There’s an Accident?

Autonomous vehicle enthusiasts believe that self-driving cars are the future. That may be so, but self-driving cars aren’t perfect, and getting involved in an accident with one can be confusing. Waymo’s robotaxi service has recently begun testing vehicles in Houston, so you may be seeing more of these driverless cars on the road. Here’s what… read more

What to Do if Your Car Ever Gets Towed in Harris County

Realizing your car has been towed can be stressful, especially if you’re unsure where it went or what to do next. Whether it was removed after an accident, a parking violation, or a breakdown, it’s important to act quickly.  Knowing your rights and responsibilities can help you avoid unnecessary fees and get your car back… read more

What Are the Odds of Winning a Car Accident Lawsuit?  

After a serious car accident, many people wonder what their chances are of winning a lawsuit. The truth is that no two personal injury cases are the same. Every car accident involves unique facts, evidence, and injuries that influence the outcome.  While there is no guaranteed formula for success, understanding how the law governs car… 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

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

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

Intersection Collisions: Why Are There So Many And How Can You Protect Yourself?

Intersections in The Woodlands and throughout the country can be dangerous places for motorists, motorcyclists, pedestrians, and bicyclists. Despite efforts some cities have made to improve safety at these locations, approximately one-quarter of all traffic-related fatalities and one-half of vehicle crash-related injuries happen at intersections. The Woodlands and other communities can modify intersections and improve… read more