Houston Personal Injury Blog

Getting Surveillance Camera Footage Of A Car Accident

After you are injured in a car accident in Texas, you can pursue compensation from the liable party by filing an insurance claim or a lawsuit. To succeed in this claim, you must gather extensive evidence that supports your case. One of the most important types of evidence can be surveillance camera footage of the… read more

Signs Your Neck Pain Could Be A Traumatic Brain Injury

It’s common for people to experience neck pain after car crashes and other accidents. Most of the time, people assume they have suffered a bit of whiplash and don’t bother getting it checked out. As the days pass, however, the discomfort and stiffness may still be present. That could point to a more serious injury,… read more

Examples of Proximate Cause in a Personal Injury Case

Texas personal injury laws require victims to prove that another party caused their injuries before the victim can recover compensation for their injuries. The legal elements of negligence for a personal injury case are a duty of care, breach of duty, causation, and damages. You must prove each element by a preponderance of the evidence… read more

What Happens if I Get Injured at the Houston Zoo?

A day at the Houston Zoo should be fun for the whole family, but what if someone gets hurt during their visit? Accidents can happen, even in places designed for enjoyment. Knowing your legal rights and what steps to take after an injury can help with your recovery and possible financial compensation. Common Types of… read more

Are 18-Wheelers Allowed to Be Parked on the Street? 

Accidents involving 18-wheelers occur far too often. In 2023, Texas saw 38,909 crashes involving commercial motor vehicles. Of those crashes, 549 were fatal, and 1,350 were suspected to have caused serious injuries.  Many collisions, including those caused by 18-wheelers being parked on the street, are entirely preventable. Understanding where 18-wheelers are allowed to park and… read more

How To Become A Heavy Equipment Operator In Texas

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that job opportunities for construction equipment operators are projected to experience steady growth through 2033. Most jobs in the sector require a high school diploma in addition to specialized training and licensing, though some opportunities for on-the-job training are available.  There are many reasons to be interested in… read more

What’s The Best Load Board For Cargo Vans?

Many cargo van owners start out by taking on jobs through friends or via websites like Craigslist, but neither of those options represents a good, long-term plan if you want to build a real business. Load boards are online platforms where people post shipping jobs and van owners find work. They’re like job boards but… read more

How Long Do Class Action Lawsuits Take?

Class action lawsuits take anywhere from several months to several years, all depending on several factors, including the size of the lawsuit, the amount of evidence, negotiations for settlements, and the court’s availability. Understanding how to take part in a class action lawsuit should be discussed with an experienced class action lawyer. Class Action Lawsuits… read more

Interstate vs. Intrastate Trucking

Many people may not put much thought into interstate vs. intrastate trucking. However, the differences expand beyond whether the goods are delivered within a state or across state lines. Regulations, insurance requirements, and driver qualifications also vary significantly. Understanding these differences may affect how your Houston truck accident claims are handled and the legal strategies… read more

What Does “Undefeated” Really Mean in Personal Injury Law?

In the crowded world of personal injury law, you’ve probably seen firms brag about being “undefeated.” It’s a flashy claim meant to impress. But let’s step back and ask: what does “undefeated” actually mean—and can it even be true? At Attorney Brian White & Associates, we don’t rely on marketing buzzwords. We rely on results,… read more