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Will My Car Accident Case Actually Go To Court?

The frequency with which car accident cases go to court can vary based on numerous factors including the severity of the accident, how clear it is who is at fault, insurance policies involved, and whether the parties involved choose to negotiate or mediate. There are a few things to consider when discussing the likelihood of…

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Be Aware of Ways Defective Tires Can Cause Car Accidents

Tire defects are the leading cause of car accidents when the actual cause of the car accident stems from the vehicle itself. Tire defects can cause property damage, increase insurance rates, and injure or even kill drivers and passengers. The National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration  (NHTSA) reports (as of February 14, 2022) that tire…

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Uber or Other Ride-Sharing Passenger Rights: Seeking Compensation for Injuries and Losses

Uber passengers, like passengers of any other taxi or rideshare service, have certain rights. In Texas, these rights should typically include: Uber Driver Insurance Coverage -Texas law requires that all drivers maintain a minimum amount of insurance to operate their vehicles within the state: However, drivers for ride sharing companies are subject to additional requirements…

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Distracted Driving and Head Injuries

Under Texas law, victims of personal injury accidents have a right to bring a lawsuit against the person who caused their injuries for damages. Distracted driving and negligence can lead to serious accidents, and the resulting head injuries can be severe and diverse. Some potential head injuries include: It’s important to note that not all…

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Main Causes of Rollover Accidents in Texas

It is known as a rollover when a vehicle tips on its side or the roof during a crash. Rollover accidents can involve one or more vehicles, but they are most common in single-car accidents and often result in serious injuries. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (“NHTSA”), approximately 3% of all car…

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