Houston Personal Injury Blog

Product Liability Issues Raised After Fatal Tesla Cybertruck Fire in Baytown, TX

A 2024 fatal crash in Baytown, Texas, has raised serious questions about the safety and design of the Tesla Cybertruck. While electric vehicles continue to dominate headlines for their technological innovation, this case highlights the potential risks associated with design choices that prioritize aesthetics and automation over occupant safety.  The truck accident and the lawsuit… read more

What Is the Difference Between Interstate & Intrastate Highways?

When it comes to driving in Texas, the difference between interstate and intrastate highways matters. These two types of roads serve different purposes and fall under different rules. Knowing the difference can affect commercial driving licenses, safety regulations, and business operations. An interstate highway goes between states. An intrastate highway stays in one state. If… read more

DUI vs. DWI vs. DWAI: What’s the Difference?

Texas takes drunk driving very seriously, and drunk driving charges can have some sobering consequences. Many people use the terms DUI and DWI interchangeably, but there are some distinct differences between the two. You might also hear the term DWAI in reference to drunk driving charges.  Dive into all the details below to learn more… read more

Do You Need a Boating License in Texas?

State law requires most people to complete a certified boater education course if they plan to operate a boat or jet ski on Texas waters. This includes anyone born on or after September 1, 1993, who wants to operate a personal watercraft or a motorized boat over 15 horsepower. Understanding the state’s boating rules can… read more

Giving Back with Purpose: Operation Backpack & Supply Drive 2025

At Attorney Brian White Personal Injury Lawyers, community isn’t just a word—it’s a promise. This year’s Operation Backpack & Supply Drive was a shining example of that commitment in action. Held to support local families and students as they gear up for the new school year, the event was filled with generosity, smiles, laughter, and… read more

Can You Drive in Another State With a Texas Learner’s Permit?

Your teen brought home their learner’s permit, and you’re so proud, but maybe a little nervous about that family trip you’re planning out of state. The big question: Can they legally drive once you cross state lines? It depends. Texas has clear rules under its Graduated Driver License (GDL) program, but not every state honors… read more

What Is Maritime Law?

If you have suffered a workplace injury, your medical bills and lost wages can really start to add up. For most workers, filing a workers’ compensation claim can help alleviate some of these financial burdens. However, things get a little more complicated if you work on a ship or in a port. Maritime law, or… read more

Are Tornadoes Worse Than Hurricanes?

Tornadoes and hurricanes are severe storms, and unfortunately, both occur in Texas. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the state averaged over 13 significant weather events per year between 2020 and 2024, including events like droughts, floods, and freezes. This shows a marked increase from the previous four decades, where major weather… read more

Causes and Symptoms of Caput Succedaneum

Even in the best of circumstances, childbirth puts both mother and baby under significant physical stress. Unfortunately, many babies suffer birth injuries such as caput succedaneum. Medical professionals must provide a high standard of care during the process of childbirth. If you suspect that medical malpractice led your child to suffer harm, you may have… read more

The Most Severe Oil Rig Explosions and Disasters in Texas

Texas leads the nation in oil production, but with that dominance comes serious risks. Oil rig explosions are among the most catastrophic events that occur in the energy industry, typically resulting in life-changing injuries, if not death.  In a 2023 report, the CDC analyzed oil and gas extraction fatalities from 2014 to 2019, grouped by… read more