What Should I do After an Amusement Park Accident?

gregJune 12, 2019

When you visit the amusement park or carnival with your family, you expect to have an enjoyable time. There are plenty of things to do and rides are among Read More

Bicycle Safety in Houston

gregMay 29, 2019

Bicycling is one of the best ways to get around, and it is an excellent exercise. For cyclists, sharing the road with vehicles is not always easy or safe. Drivers Read More

What is the Move-Over Law in Texas?

gregApril 9, 2019

When you get into an accident, have a vehicle emergency, or get pulled over by the police, you pull to the side of the road where it should be safe. Read More

What is The Difference Between a Personal Injury and a Wrongful Death Case in Texas?

gregMarch 13, 2019

Texas roads are among the most dangerous in the country. There is a reportable accident about every minute in the state, and one person is killed about every two hours Read More

How Long do I Have to File a Personal Injury Claim in Texas?

gregOctober 30, 2018

A personal injury lawsuit is a claim filed against a person or entity due to alleged wrongful action that caused an injury. Personal injury claims are a common type Read More

How Not Using Your Seatbelt Affects Your Personal Injury Case?

gregSeptember 27, 2018

Do you buckle up? Every time? Recent studies show that seatbelt use has a significant impact on injury potential from automobile accidents. Also, not wearing your seatbelt can Read More

Determining Fault for Car Accidents in Houston?

gregJune 13, 2018

Car accidents happen every day and most people will be involved in a car crash at one time or another. Luckily, most accidents are not serious and result only Read More

Click It or Ticket Campaign: 15 Years of Success in Texas

gregJune 16, 2017

May 2017 marks the 15th anniversary of the inception of the Texas “Click It or Ticket” campaign. The Click It or Ticket campaign is designed to encourage Texans to put Read More

What You Need to Know About Texas Texting and Driving Law

gregJune 7, 2017

Currently, under Section 545.425 of the Texas Transportation Code drivers under the age of 18 years old are prohibited from using a wireless communication device except in an emergency. Read More

Push for a Universal Ban on Using Mobile Device While Driving in Texas

gregMay 7, 2017

Each day, about eight people are killed and almost 1,200 people are injured because of distracted drivers in the United States. In many cases, the injuries sustained Read More

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