Typically, the statute of limitations for personal injury cases in Texas is around two years from the date of the accident.

Every personal injury case is unique, which is why injured victims need to reach out to experienced attorneys for an accurate estimate.

When a car accident happens, the act of colliding with another vehicle does not create grounds for criminal charges.

This blog discusses the consequences and possible fines of a DUI that has resulted in an accident and penalties for fleeing the scene.

This blog will go over different scenarios that could cause a blackout while you're driving and the possible consequences of a blackout.

Learn about the common causes of car accidents that occur when someone falls asleep driving and preventative measures you can take.

This blog discusses some of the crucial steps to take after an accident occurs and the effects of a road rage accident on a driver.

The self-driving features must be well-defined so that car accident attorneys can decide the level of involvement of the driver.

Learn about the factors that affect a settlement for a pedestrian hit by a car and how to navigate this situation if you've been hit.

This article aims to provide all the fundamental details of what an adjuster does, alongside other valuable insights.

This article is designed to help victims proceed after the negligent party's insurance company denied the victim's claim.

Depending on the circumstances of the case, there may be different types of damages available in a personal injury case.

Texas isn't a no-fault state. It uses an at-fault system, which means the person at fault should pay for damages and losses.

Reimbursement may be limited in certain states if the plaintiff does not have car insurance or liability coverage.

Dealing with a totaled car after an accident can be costly, especially if the other driver's insurance company tries to downplay it.

Establishing fault in a chain reaction car accident can become more and more challenging as the number of vehicles involved increases.

Every detail matters: from the scene and witnesses' accounts to the police's report. Proper analysis often unravels the fault.

Determining fault in an intersection accident can be difficult, especially if there are many cars and all drivers say something different.

In Texas, plaintiffs lose the right to recovery if they're more than 50% (51% and over) responsible for the incident.

If the victim suffers injuries while driving a leased vehicle due to another's negligence, they may be able to pursue a car accident claim.