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What is Auto Insurance Subrogation in Texas?

When you are already battling injuries from a serious auto accident, the last thing you probably feel like worrying about is dealing with various insurance companies. Luckily, insurance subrogation can prove helpful.  Subrogation is a process by which your insurance company will pay you for your damages before going through the defendant to be reimbursed…

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Proving Employer Negligence

Texas does not require employers to obtain workers’ compensation insurance. So what happens if you are injured on the job? If you are injured on the job and your employer has workers’ compensation insurance, you would not bring a lawsuit against them, but instead would collect from their policy. But what if your employer is…

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Owner Defenses to Dog Bite Claims in TX

While dogs are known for being adorable and affectionate, this isn’t always the case. Sometimes dogs can turn aggressive and bite someone. When someone is injured by a dog, they may wish to bring a case against the owner. In order to recover for their injuries, they must prove that the defendant was negligent; that…

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Who is Liable for an Unsecured Truck Load?

Due to their sheer size and weight, commercial trucks can cause great damage when involved in an accident. However, it’s not only the truck that can prove highly dangerous; it’s also the cargo that it is carrying.  When a truck is carrying cargo that is not properly secured, a simple bump can be catastrophic. Cargo…

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What Are the Top Causes of Bus Accidents?

Whether for school, work, or simply leisure, buses can be a great form of transportation. However, they can also prove dangerous when involved in an accident. Due to their sheer size and weight, bus accidents often result in serious – and sometimes even fatal – injuries. Sadly, bus accidents aren’t uncommon. In fact, approximately 30,000…

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