Category: car accidents
Who’s At Fault in a T-bone Car Accident in Texas?
About 22% of car accident deaths are from side-impact crashes, also known as T-bone accidents. T-bone accidents can be especially …
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Why Truck Drivers Get Drug Tested After an Accident in Texas
There are 200,000 commercial truck drivers in Texas. That’s more than in any other state. Trucking is highly regulated in …
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Uber Driver Hour Limits in Texas
Drowsy driving causes 1,550 traffic fatalities each year in the United States. AAA reports that drowsy driving is a factor …
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Is Texas a No-Fault State for Car Accidents?
Tort law is older than the automobile. Our society has long recognized that someone should have legal recourse when they …
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Who’s at Fault for Merging and Lane Change Accidents in Texas?
As many as 1/3 of traffic accidents occur when a vehicle changes lanes. Not knowing who has the right of …
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What is the Collateral Source Rule in Texas?
The collateral source rule applies in Texas tort claims, including car accidents. It limits evidence of other sources of payment …
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Who Is Liable for an Accident in a Borrowed Car?
Although there is no such thing as a “routine” car accident, the circumstances are even more complex when a borrowed …
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Compensating Burn Injuries from Car Accidents
Burn injuries from car accidents are not common, but when they do happen, they are severe. Burn injuries can cause …
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Texas Seat Belt Laws: What You Need To Know
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) reports that seat belts prevented 329,715 car accident deaths between 1950 and 2012. That’s …
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How Truck Accidents Are Investigated
Truck accident investigations are especially thorough for several reasons. First, the damage is often significant. Crashes involving trucks commonly produce …
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