When one person’s actions cause another person an injury, the victim (plaintiff) will have the right to seek compensation from the at-fault party (defendant). The victim will do so by filing an insurance claim or personal injury lawsuit. In Texas, a defendant can be held liable for both intentional acts of wrongdoing and unintentional negligence…
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What Is the Difference Between Intentional Torts and Negligence?
Posted in Personal Injury on January 29, 2021
How to Prove Lost Wages in a Personal Injury Case
Posted in Personal Injury on January 27, 2021
One of the most common types of losses inflicted by an accident is lost wages. Most seriously injured victims cannot return to work immediately after their accidents. Instead, they must take time off, either temporarily or long term.If the victim was not to blame for the accident, he or she should not have to pay…
Read MoreWhat Are the Psychological Effects of Being in a Car Accident?
Posted in Car Accidents on January 25, 2021
In many ways, a car accident can be just as psychologically damaging as it can be physically harmful. While most people only think of the physical injuries and property damage involved in a car accident, survivors understand the immense emotional trauma collisions can bring with them.If you experienced adverse psychological effects after being in a…
Read MoreWhat Is Assumption of Risk in a Personal Injury Case?
Posted in Personal Injury on January 25, 2021
Assumption of risk is a defense that could be used against you if you bring a cause of action for a personal injury in Texas. In your attempt to hold someone responsible for causing your injury, the defendant may allege that you assumed the risks of the activity – thus protecting the defendant from liability….
Read MoreWhat Are Future Damages in a Personal Injury Case?
Posted in Personal Injury on January 22, 2021
Through the civil justice system in Texas, you can receive financial compensation from the person or party that committed a wrong (tort) against you. In legalese, this compensation is known as damages. A civil claim not only has the power to reimburse you for past damages; you could also recover compensation for future damages. Learn…
Read MoreHow Can I Prove an Injury Is From a Defective Product?
Posted in product liability on January 22, 2021
A defective product can cause an immense amount of devastation. Unsuspecting consumers may suffer serious injuries, from lacerations to traumatic brain injuries, due to products that contain defects. You might know your injuries are from a defective product, but unfortunately, this will not be enough to obtain financial compensation from the item’s manufacturer. You must…
Read MoreHow Do Cruise Ship Injuries Work?
Posted in boat accident on January 21, 2021
Suffering an injury in a place you are familiar with is confusing and stressful enough for the average person. When you sustain an injury on a cruise ship, in a foreign country or out on the open water, you may not know where to turn for assistance. Understanding the basic legal remedies and rights of…
Read MoreHow Do Automakers Detect Defectives and Initiate Recalls?
Posted in Car Accidents on January 13, 2021
When you get a notice from your car manufacturer or hear about another recall on the news, you probably just feel inconvenienced. Now you have to go to the shop and get a repair you didn’t even know you needed. Have you ever wondered how those recalls start? Did someone have a problem and complain…
Read MoreHow to Prove Emotional Distress in a Personal Injury Claim?
Posted in Personal Injury on January 13, 2021
Emotional distress is a very real outcome for a victim injured in an accident. The thoughts that immediately race through your head in an accident can cause fear and anxiety, while consequences such as your physical injuries can impact you emotionally for days or weeks to come.In Texas, you have the right to seek financial…
Read MoreHow Are Personal Injury Damages Calculated?
Posted in Personal Injury on January 11, 2021
The goal of a personal injury case in Dallas is to make an injured victim whole again by providing financial compensation for his or her losses. These losses, as well as the compensation available, are called damages in legalese. One of the most common questions asked by plaintiffs during injury lawsuits is, “How much is…
Read MoreWhat Is a Deposition in a Personal Injury Case?
Posted in Personal Injury on January 8, 2021
Filing a personal injury lawsuit will open the doors to many terms and legal processes you may be unfamiliar with. The one that seems to give claimants the most anxiety, however, is deposition. A deposition does not have to be daunting. A well-prepared deposition can be critical to the success of your case. Work with…
Read MoreUnderstanding Subrogation Claims on Personal Injury Settlements
Posted in Personal Injury on January 8, 2021
When you go through the processes required to recover financial compensation after an accident, you will encounter many unique terms. If you hear the word subrogation, this means your insurance company is bringing a lawsuit against a third party in pursuit of reimbursement for what it has spent on your bills. The point of subrogation…
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