Texas Laws

Brian White | October 31, 2023 | Texas Laws

Wild, exotic, or somewhat unusual animals are popular as pets throughout the United States. Owning these animals can be problematic, however, as they may be dangerous, an endangered species, or an invasive species that could harm nearby ecosystems. As such, Texas law prohibits or regulates keeping certain animals as pets. Pet owners are responsible for… read more

Brian White | October 10, 2023 | Texas Laws

Important safety rules that protect children in cars have evolved over the years in response to accident and safety data. The law reflects this evolution and typically changes to reflect any updates. At one time, there were simply no rules to address the issue of children riding in the front seat.  Today, however, experience, research,… read more

Brian White | October 4, 2023 | Texas Laws

Pit bulls, rottweilers, and doberman pinschers often come to mind when people fear dogs. However, wolf hybrids have been proven to be unsafe even when being taken care of by an ideal owner.  Even if owners believe their wolf hybrids are properly domesticated, it is often dangerous to keep these animals on their property.  Dog… read more

Brian White | September 1, 2023 | Texas Laws

Many Texas dog owners like to let their dogs go unleashed. While your furry friend might enjoy this freedom, this choice can occasionally leave the owner facing fines and sometimes even losing their dog.  So before you let your dog go unleashed, take the time to learn the Lone Star State’s position on leash laws…. read more

Brian White | July 18, 2023 | Texas Laws

If you’ve ever driven on Texas highways, you’ve surely seen signs reading “Left Lane for Passing Only.” These signs are a regular fixture on Texas highways. But does that mean you can never pass on the right, or are there exceptions to this rule? Left-Lane Passing Is the Law While many people think of the… read more

Brian White | June 14, 2023 | Texas Laws

Many people in Houston use golf carts as a means of transportation. Changes to the Texas golf cart laws allow people to use golf cars on roads with restrictions. It is important to understand the Texas golf car laws to protect yourself from liability in case of a golf car accident. Texas Law Regarding Golf… read more

Brian White | April 15, 2023 | Texas Laws

Some people ask whether Texas has a speeding law. The short answer is yes. In fact, Texas has some of the harshest speeding punishments in the nation. For example, you could receive a speeding ticket in Texas for driving one mile above the posted speed limit at any given time. However, this isn’t always the… read more

Brian White | January 27, 2023 | Texas Laws

Most people count on their driver’s licenses for long-distance travel and short daily commutes. However, it is important to understand the ways in which a Texas driver’s license can be suspended or revoked.  There are many forgotten driving laws in Texas that can cause motorists to lose their licenses. Without a license, people face many… read more

Brian White | January 26, 2023 | Texas Laws

The popularity and usage of e-scooters, commonly referred to as “electric scooters,” are on the rise. These small, battery-powered vehicles are similar to traditional kick scooters, typically having two wheels, a handlebar for steering, and a platform for the rider to stand on.   However, unlike kick scooters, e-scooters are powered by small electric motors, hence… read more

Brian White | October 30, 2022 | Car Accidents, Texas Laws

At one point, cameras were considered the latest and greatest advancement in traffic enforcement. Cameras mounted near busy intersections would be the eyes of police forces that were often stretched too thin.  Traffic cameras, sometimes called red light cameras, could photograph drivers who disobeyed traffic signals, enabling authorities to issue tickets even though no police… read more