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Any large or sharp object lying on a road is an accident waiting to happen. A study by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety shows that between 2011 and 2014 there were 200,000 crashes and 500 deaths caused by road…
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The real problem is that nobody in Houston is watching where they are going. You have drivers out there with their head stuck in their iPhone instead of paying attention to the road…and motorcycle riders don’t stand a chance under…
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When filing a personal injury lawsuit, the accident report filled out by the responding police office can be a critical piece of evidence. You can obtain a copy of your crash report from the Texas Department of Transportation’s website. However,…
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 5,376 pedestrians were killed in traffic accidents across the U.S. in 2015. That means, on average, a pedestrian was killed every 1.6 hours. This does not even include the roughly 129,000…
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Rear-end collisions are a common variety of car accidents. These crashes have become far more prevalent as drivers text more and more while driving. Usually, the driver that strikes another car from behind is at fault. However, this is not…
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Drivers in Texas that are involved in a car crash need to fill out an accident report, commonly referred to as a Driver’s Crash Report. Am I required by law to fill out a report? Usually, yes. Texas law requires…
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Pedestrians have the right of way in most driving situations because of the potential for serious injury or death when struck by vehicles. Call (832) 463-1003 to speak to a lawyer. If children are involved, a driver’s responsibility increases because…
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Call the Houston Car Accident Law Firm at (832) 463-1003. If you’ve been in a car accident causing $1000.00 of damage or more, Texas law requires a crash report to be filed with the Texas Department of Transportation. Here are…
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What is a “Letter of Protection?” A Letter of Protection, often abbreviated as “LOP,” is a letter sent by a plaintiff’s attorney to a physician, hospital, or other medical professional. The letter is a legally binding guarantee that the plaintiff’s…
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Suppose you are driving through a green light and are struck by a driver speeding through a red light. You decide to sue the other driver for your injuries. At trial, you must prove the other driver was behaving negligently…
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