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The What and How of Seeking Compensation for Distracted Driving Accidents in DFW in 2024

Posted in bicycle Accident, Bus Accidents, Car Accidents, liability, Motorcycle Accidents, negligence, pain and suffering, Pedestrian Accidents, Personal Injury, Safety, truck accidents, wrongful death on January 15, 2024

In today’s fast-paced world, distracted driving is a prevalent issue that can lead to devastating accidents. As technology continues to advance, so does the potential for driver distractions. If you’ve been involved in a distracted driving accident in the Dallas-Fort Worth area in 2024, seeking compensation is your right. When it comes to navigating the…

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Unlocking the Secrets to Winning Distracted Driving Accident Lawsuits in San Antonio: Maximizing Your Compensation

Posted in Bus Accidents, Car Accidents, liability, Motorcycle Accidents, Personal Injury, Safety on January 15, 2024

In today’s digital age, distracted driving has become an alarming epidemic on the roads of San Antonio. As more and more drivers succumb to the temptation of using their phones or engaging in other distractions behind the wheel, the number of accidents caused by such negligence continues to rise. If you’ve been a victim of…

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The Ultimate Guide to Winning a Retail Store Accident Lawsuit in Texas in 2024

Posted in Escalator Accident, liability, negligence, pain and suffering, Personal Injury, Premises Liability, product liability, Segway Accident, Slip & Fall on January 11, 2024

In Texas, accidents can happen anywhere, even in retail stores. If you find yourself injured due to a slip and fall, a falling object, or any other type of accident in a retail store, it’s important to know your rights. That’s where this ultimate guide comes in. Our comprehensive guide will walk you through the…

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The Key to Success: Navigating the Complexities of a Battery Explosion Lawsuit

Posted in liability, negligence, pain and suffering, Personal Injury, product liability, Safety on January 6, 2024

In a world where electronic devices have become an integral part of our daily lives, the risk of battery explosions is a growing concern. And when such incidents occur, navigating the complexities of a battery explosion lawsuit is paramount. Whether it’s a faulty laptop battery or a malfunctioning e-cigarette, understanding the legal process and your…

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When Machines Fail: Exploring Injury Lawsuits Caused by Faulty Equipment

Posted in Construction Accidents, liability, negligence, pain and suffering, Personal Injury, Premises Liability, product liability, Safety, Slip & Fall, Workplace Injuries, wrongful death on January 5, 2024

When it comes to handling heavy machinery, safety should always be the top priority. Unfortunately, accidents can still occur due to faulty equipment, leading to severe injuries and even death. In such cases, those affected may have the right to file an injury lawsuit against the responsible parties. In this article, we will delve into…

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Winning the Battle Against Bed Bugs: Key Steps to Take for a Successful Lawsuit in Dallas

Posted in bicycle Accident, liability, Premises Liability on January 3, 2024

Are you dealing with the aggravation and frustration of a bed bug infestation? Have these tiny pests invaded your Dallas home and disrupted your peace of mind? If so, you’re not alone. Bed bugs are a common problem that many people in Dallas face, and they can cause significant damage to both your property and…

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Navigating the Legal Maze: Essential Requirements to Sue an Uninsured Motorist in Dallas

Posted in Car Accidents, liability, pain and suffering, Personal Injury, bicycle Accident on January 1, 2024

Are you a victim of a car accident in Dallas caused by an uninsured motorist? Navigating the legal process can feel like a daunting maze. However, understanding the essential requirements to sue an uninsured motorist can make a significant difference in your case. In this article, we will explore the key steps you need to…

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Uninsured Motorist Settlement in Texas

Posted in Car Accidents, liability on November 28, 2022

Car accidents are hard enough without worrying about filing an insurance claim. If you may qualify for an uninsured motorist settlement in Texas keep reading. Deciding about what to do when an at-fault driver lacks insurance to cover damages can be extra confusing. Luckily, in many cases, uninsured motorist coverage (UM) protects Texas drivers if…

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What Is the Texas Dram Shop Law?

Posted in Car Accidents, liability, Personal Injury on September 12, 2021

When one person injures another, the injured party may seek compensation for his or her injuries and associated expenses by filing a personal injury lawsuit against the person who injured him or her. In some situations, a third-party may share some of the blame. This third-party may not have directly contributed to the injury-causing incident,…

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Who’s Liable in a Ridesharing Accident in San Antonio?

Posted in liability, Personal Injury on February 18, 2021

Ridesharing quickly took over the transportation industry as the most popular method of hired travel, especially among the younger generation. Currently, the top two rideshare companies, Uber and Lyft, serve over 121 million users monthly. Yet ridesharing is not always the safest method of travel. Every year, hundreds of ridesharing vehicles are involved in automobile…

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Top 6 Things You Should Not Do After an Injury

Posted in liability, Safety on October 23, 2019

You have more influence over your future than you might think after suffering a personal injury. While a good attorney may be able to build a case against a negligent party regardless of your actions after an accident, taking the correct steps could greatly increase your odds of securing a settlement or jury verdict. With…

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E-Scooter Accidents and Injuries

Posted in liability on January 16, 2019

Dallas permitted electric scooter (e-scooter) rideshare companies Bird and Lime to release about 1,000 rental e-scooters into the city in July 2018. Since then, dozens of victims have suffered road rash, facial lacerations, broken bones, and traumatic brain injuries in e-scooter accidents. E-scooters can go up to 15 miles per hour. This can surprise many…

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Summer Camp Injuries: Who is Responsible?

Posted in liability on July 22, 2017

Summer is here, and kids are celebrating the end of the school year and packing up for camp. New friends, outdoor activities, and time spent away from home to encourage independence are among the many benefits of a summer at camp. Nationwide, there are 7,000 overnight camps and about 5,000 day camps in the U.S.,…

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My Child Is Being Bullied at School. Are There Legal Repercussions?

Posted in bullying, liability on July 27, 2016

Bullying is a harmful act that can cause long-term emotional and physical effects on our children. The law defines bullying as any aggressive, purposeful behavior that’s intended to frighten, threaten, or harm another child. It’s important to understand the distinction between children “picking on” one another and an actual act of bullying. Specifically, bullying can…

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A Breeder Sold Me an Animal With a Parasite Infection—What Recourse Do I Have?

Posted in liability on June 22, 2016

To most of us, animals are more than just pets; they are members of the family. We treat our pets with the utmost care. We take them to doggy daycare so they will not be lonely while we are at work, we groom them and pay for their medical expenses, and we patronize pet bakeries…

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How Do You Prove that Another Driver’s Negligence Caused You to Do Something that Resulted in an Accident?

Posted in Car Accidents, liability on June 9, 2016

Countless cases – whether they’re settled out of court or go before a jury – hinge on proving negligence. In some situations, even a driver who hit another vehicle may have done so only because of a third party’s neglect. For instance, a person driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol may indirectly cause…

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Does a “Swim at Your Own Risk” Sign Actually Do Anything?

Posted in liability, pool, Safety on May 26, 2016

When it’s summertime in Texas, we tend to gravitate toward pools. On particularly hot days, kids swarm to public options, and they may even be tempted to swim in the neighbors’ pools – whether or not they’re at home. If a child is injured in a public or private pool, you may be wondering about…

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