Victims with physical injuries from an accident are not the only parties eligible to bring claims to damages in Texas. Texas also recognizes the mental anguish and emotional suffering a victim’s family members and loved ones go through – especially those who witnessed the traumatic accident firsthand. State law enables people negatively impacted by a…
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Is a Bystander Claim Derivative in Texas?
Posted in pain and suffering, Personal Injury on March 19, 2020
What is a Common Carrier Accident?
Posted in Personal Injury on March 17, 2020
A common carrier is a special type of vehicle. It is a vehicle people use for commercial or work purposes, such as carrying paying passengers or transporting cargo for businesses. In Texas, thousands of common carriers fill the roads every day. Common carriers must obey unique rules, regulations and responsibilities that typical motor vehicles do…
Read MoreHit and Run Laws In Texas
Posted in Car Accidents on March 16, 2020
If a driver leaves the scene of an auto accident without stopping and fulfilling his or her legal obligations, it is the crime of hit-and-run. Hit-and-run laws in Texas are serious, penalizing perpetrators with consequences such as hefty fines and potential jail or prison time. As a driver, it is important to know hit-and-run laws…
Read MoreWho’s At Fault in a T-Bone Accident?
Posted in Car Accidents on March 12, 2020
Who’s At Fault in a T-Bone Accident?T-bone accidents, also called broadside and side-impact collisions, can easily be catastrophic. Vehicle drivers and passengers can sustain serious and life-threatening injuries in T-bone accidents. Texas is a tort-based insurance state, making it necessary to identify the at-fault party before you can obtain compensation for a T-bone accident. You…
Read MoreWhat Are Common Causes of Scaffolding Accidents?
Posted in Construction Accidents on March 11, 2020
Scaffolds are common settings for serious and deadly accidents in the construction industry. Although scaffolding is necessary at many construction sites, it can prove highly dangerous for workers and bystanders. In 2017, falls were the leading cause of construction worker fatal injuries, according to the Occupation Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). The third most frequently…
Read MoreWhat Are the E-Scooter Laws in Texas?
Posted in wrongful death on March 10, 2020
Hundreds of thousands of new electric scooter riders have hit the streets around the country in the last few years due to several companies releasing a massive amount of dock less rentable e-scooters. Electric scooters, or e-scooters, use motors that enable them to reach about 15 miles per hour maximum, on average. Unfortunately, the debut…
Read MoreTexas Dashboard Camera Laws
Posted in Safety on March 7, 2020
Dashboard cameras have grown in popularity among drivers now that this technology has become more affordable. Dash cams can record what goes on inside or outside the cab of a car, including auto accidents. They can be useful as a source of evidence during a car accident insurance claim or civil lawsuit. Many drivers do…
Read MoreRichardson Personal Injury Lawyer
Posted in Uncategorized on March 5, 2020
An accident can affect you in more ways than you might realize. Being in pain and discomfort can get in the way of spending time with your child or spouse, doing household chores, or going to work. Add to these, medical bills and expensive property damage repairs and an injury can be overwhelming. Fortunately, Texas’…
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