Steps to Take Immediately After an Oilfield Accident in Texas 

Working in the oilfields in Texas can be dangerous. Accidents happen, and when they do, it's essential to know what to do right away. This isn't just about improving; it's also about ensuring you're legally protected. If you've been hurt on the job, especially in something like an oil rig

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How Federal Trucking Regulations Can Help Establish Negligence After a Houston 18-Wheeler Crash

Collisions involving 18-wheelers are rarely simple. The size and weight of commercial trucks mean that even a single mistake can result in catastrophic injuries or death. When these crashes occur in Houston, determining fault often requires looking beyond the truck driver’s actions alone. Unlike other Texas motorists, commercial truck drivers

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What is Comparative Fault in Texas Personal Injury Cases?

So, you've been in an accident in Texas, and now you're hearing about something called 'comparative fault.' It sounds complicated. It's how the state figures out who's to blame when more than one person might have played a part. This whole system can significantly affect how much money you might

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When Multiple Insurance Policies May Apply After a Serious Texas Car Crash

After a serious car crash, most people assume there is only one insurance policy involved: the at-fault driver’s auto insurance. In reality, many Texas accident cases involve multiple insurance policies that may provide coverage for a single collision. Identifying all applicable policies can significantly increase the compensation available to an

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Switching Your Personal Injury Lawyer in Texas: A Quick Guide 

Dealing with a personal injury claim can be a lot. You're trying to heal, sort out medical bills, and just get back to normal. The last thing you need is to feel unsure about the lawyer who's supposed to be on your side. If you're wondering if you can switch

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What To Do After a Car Accident on I-10, I-45, or Beltway 8 in Houston

Houston’s busiest highways move fast. I-10, I-45, and Beltway 8 carry heavy commuter traffic, commercial trucks, rideshare vehicles, and out-of-town drivers who are unfamiliar with the roads. When a crash happens on one of these major corridors, the situation can escalate quickly and feel overwhelming. Knowing what to do in

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