Liquor laws are notoriously complicated in Texas. From county to county, liquor laws fluctuate between dry and wet. Some areas are partially dry, allowing for only certain types of alcohol sales. Since Lubbock went from dry to wet over a decade ago, the correlation between alcohol accessibility and drunk driving accidents can be examined. Why…
Many injury symptoms from car accidents are devastating, but those that affect the face can be especially so. The face is our personal identity, our first physical impression to the rest of the world. It also provides the basic, vital human interactions of sight, smell, and taste. But that can all change in an instant in…
If you’re hurt in an auto accident, your first thoughts typically do not involve protecting your rights. Confusion and chaos often leave drivers and passengers unsure of what to do first after a car wreck. While we hope that you’re never involved in an accident, the car accident lawyers at Liggett Law Group know that…
Given Texas’ wide-open spaces and numerous roads, streets, highways, and freeways, car accidents are unfortunately incredibly common. If you were injured by an at-fault driver in a car accident, you may be wondering what compensation can you recover? Texas law allows the injured party to pursue financial compensation from those that caused their damages in a…
Broadside collisions are a type of motor accident that is more commonly known across Texas as T-bone accidents. Broadside collisions happen when the front of one vehicle hits the side of another vehicle. Where Do Broadside Collisions Most Commonly Occur? Broadside collisions normally occur at intersections because so many lanes of traffic come to an intersection,…
Our fatal car accident lawyers have a combined 70 years of legal experience, and have seen nearly every type of car wreck, from hit and run accidents, rear end collisions to broadside collisions, and everything in between. As any experienced Texas car accident attorney will tell you, there are far too many drivers that act negligently…
Determining Who Is At Fault In A Rear End Collision In rear-end accidents, the driver who hit a car from behind is most often at fault, so determining who is responsible in a rear-end collision can be fairly straightforward; however in Texas, both drivers can be at fault and/or neither driver can be at fault,…
In an ideal situation after a car accident, both drivers involved will pull over and follow all steps to take after a car accident in a calm manner. However, hit and run accidents happen far more often than you might think. First and foremost, if a vehicle hits you and the responsible party flees the…