Personal Injury
How Much Will it Cost Me to Hire an Attorney for My Houston Car Accident, Personal Injury or Wrongful Death Claim?
I. We Always Offer Completely Free Consultations to Accident and Injury Victims. We Represent Personal Injury Clients on a Contingency Fee Basis. You Never Have to Pay Anything Out of Pocket, and We Only Get Paid if We Get You Compensation for Your Claim. We always offer completely free consultations for accident and injury victims,…
Read MoreWhat is Venue According to Texas Law and Why Does it Matter for Your Car Accident or Personal Injury Claim?
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Read MoreCan I Recover for Mental Anguish as Part of My Texas Personal Injury Claim?
The phrase “mental anguish” is commonly used in tv shows, movies, articles, books, and other forms of media. Many people have probably heard or encountered the phrase, even if they have never personally been involved in a lawsuit. The term mental anguish is generally used to describe psychological or emotional harm, as opposed to a…
Read MoreThe Elephant in the Room: Why You Can’t Mention Liability Insurance in Most Texas Personal Injury Trials
Many personal injury claims made in Texas involve liability insurance. These include car accidents, trucking accidents, daycare injury claims, and negligent security claims. In most Texas personal injury trials, the law forbids insurance from being mentioned at trial. This includes situations where the insurance company is defending the lawsuit, negotiating to settle the claim, and will ultimately be responsible…
Read MoreWhat Is the Role of Negligence in a Houston Personal Injury Claim?
Most people have likely heard the term “negligence” in passing, but unless they have worked in the legal field, they may not be familiar with the exact meaning of this term or how it relates to an injury claim. Simply put, negligence is the failure to do what a reasonably prudent person (or company) would…
Read MoreCan I Seize Someone’s Personal Property and Assets in a Texas Personal Injury Claim?
One of the most common questions that comes up for someone making a personal injury claim in Texas is whether the assets of the party causing the injury can be seized to provide compensation for that claim. Usually, this issue comes up when the party responsible for causing the injury does not have insurance, or…
Read MoreIs It Possible to Get More Than Insurance Policy Limits for a Personal Injury Claim in Texas?
For someone making a personal injury claim in Texas, one of the most important issues that often comes up is the total dollar amount of liability insurance coverage available to pay for any court judgment or agreed settlement. The total amount of liability insurance coverage available under any specific insurance policy is frequently referred to…
Read MoreWhat Is Negligent Hiring?
When a company does not screen its employees properly and one of those workers causes harm, the injured parties can file a negligent hiring claim. Customers, clients, and other employees can also be victims of negligent hiring-related accidents and injuries. Negligent hiring comes in many forms. For example: A retail store hires a security guard,…
Read MoreThe Fifth Amendment Is Different in Civil Cases Than in Criminal Cases
If there is one amendment with which fans of criminal justice shows are familiar, it is the Fifth Amendment. The Fifth Amendment grants defendants several kinds of rights, particularly the right to resist incriminating oneself. What many people do not know is that invoking their Fifth Amendment rights can work differently in civil and criminal…
Read MoreWhiplash Is One of the Most Common Injuries Resulting from a Car Accident
Whiplash, also known as neck sprain or strain, is a common injury that often results from a car collision from any direction, not just from behind. Even a slow-speed crash can lead to a whiplash injury. Although there are no exact estimates regarding the number of neck injuries in US automobile accidents each year, research…
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