Attorney Brian White Personal Injury Lawyers | 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
Attorney Brian White Personal Injury Lawyers | 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
Attorney Brian White Personal Injury Lawyers | 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
Attorney Brian White Personal Injury Lawyers | 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
Attorney Brian White Personal Injury Lawyers | 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
Attorney Brian White Personal Injury Lawyers | October 6, 2022 | Texas Laws
The terms sexual assault and sexual abuse are often used interchangeably. However, the terms have very different meanings under Texas law. Learning the difference between the two crimes can help injured victims seek compensation for damages they sustained because of these intentional torts. What Is Sexual Abuse According to Texas Law? Generally, sexual abuse is… read more
Attorney Brian White Personal Injury Lawyers | August 11, 2022 | Texas Laws
Many vehicles on the road have some type of tint on the windows. Tinting vehicle windows helps protect them from heat and harmful rays. It can also reduce glare. However, there are restrictions on tinting vehicle windows in Texas. Rule 21.3 of the Texas Administrative Code sets the standards for privacy window devices for motor… read more
Attorney Brian White Personal Injury Lawyers | May 18, 2022 | Texas Laws
Vaping has become a popular alternative to smoking tobacco products. Vaping devices allow the user to inhale an aerosol that contains nicotine and other chemicals. Many vaping products contain flavorings, making vaping attractive to younger users. Vaping devices are battery-operated. Some devices are disposable, while other vaping devices are rechargeable. They may resemble a USB… read more
Attorney Brian White Personal Injury Lawyers | May 3, 2022 | Texas Laws
Being stuck behind a school bus can be frustrating if it happens when you’re in a rush for your morning commute. But if you don’t know the rules about when to stop for a school bus in Texas, you could risk hurting a child and getting into significant trouble to boot. Continue reading to learn… read more
Attorney Brian White Personal Injury Lawyers | January 4, 2022 | Texas Laws
If you’ve been confused about the legal difference between driving without a license and driving without a license on person, it’s time to put the mixup to bed. In this post, we’ll cover both concepts in depth. Which Is the More Serious Offense? Across all fifty states, it is illegal to drive without a license…. read more