Vehicles traveling from the East Coast to the West Coast and those going from Mexico into the United States often pass through Texas. The state has far more roads than any other state, with almost 700,000 lane miles of road. With so much traffic and so many streets, a...
During negotiations for your personal injury case, you may hear the term “structured settlement” used by the counsel for the defendant(s). If you are like many people, you may not understand just what that means. In simple terms, structured settlements are contracts...
Establishing liability is one of the factors that make truck accidents complicated. It's natural to believe a truck driver is at fault for an accident because they operate the vehicle. While this might be the case, another party could also be answerable. Here are...
Many people are safe drivers after they first get their driver's license. Over time, drivers can develop bad driving habits that increase the risk of auto accidents. Here are a few bad driving habits you should be aware of: 1. Dooring "Dooring" happens when a person...
Most cyclists share the road with motorists. However, some motorists don’t look for cyclists, which can lead to accidents. This means cyclists have to be extra cautious when riding around cars. One of the more common accidents cyclists suffer from motor vehicles is...
A traumatic brain injury (TBI) is caused by a head injury that disrupts the brain's normal function. While it depends on the severity of the injury and the affected brain region, a TBI can lead to a wide range of physical, cognitive and emotional challenges. TBIs are...
When someone is seriously injured in a car wreck or another kind of accident, their whole family suffers – especially when the victim sustains permanent damage or dies. In Texas, "loss of consortium" claims offer a way for family members to seek compensation for...
Trucking can be an exhausting occupation. The tight schedules and the monotony of the road can leave a lot of truckers struggling with fatigue. Naturally, a lot of truckers turn to caffeine to stay alert. However, studies have found that this isn’t exactly safe for...
Rear-end collisions are one of the most common types of accidents throughout the United States. In fact, NHTSA attributes 40% of all car accidents in the U.S. to rear-end collisions. These accidents can range from minor crashes to catastrophic ones with life-altering...
Working in the oilfield industry can be physically and mentally demanding, with employees often facing harsh conditions. This environment can heighten the risk of fatigue, which is a significant safety concern. Fatigue, characterized by chronic tiredness or...