Whiplash is one of the most common injuries suffered by victims during car accidents. Drivers and passengers may experience whiplash during different types of car accidents. Liggett Law…
Injured in a Car Accident? These are Your Legal Options in Texas
Injured in a car accident? Injuries resulting from a car accident in Texas can be costly. Not only are there automobile repairs, but personal injuries can take extensive…
What to Do After a Car Accident That is Not Your Fault
Many Texas drivers must commute over long stretches of roads and highways in their everyday lives putting them at risk for dangerous car accidents. Texas drivers should know…
Liquor Laws in Lubbock and Drunk Driving Accidents
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…
How Car Accidents Cause Facial Injuries
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…
7 Steps to Take After a Car Accident in Texas
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…
Car Accident Compensation for Damages in Texas
If you were injured in a car accident, you may be wondering what compensation can you recover? Texas law allows the injured party to pursue financial compensation from…
Where Do Broadside Collisions Most Commonly Occur?
Broadside collisions most commonly occur at intersections, left hand turns, and 4 way stops. Broadside collisions normally occur at intersections because so many lanes of traffic come to an…
Fatal Car Accidents Facts in Texas
Texas averaged 11 deaths in traffic accidents per day in 2021, continuing our state’s nearly 21-year streak of at least one traffic fatality per day. In fact, the…
Determining Who Is At Fault In A Rear End Collision
In Texas a driver is not automatically at fault for rear-ending someone in Texas. Although the driver who hit a car from behind is most often at fault,…
What Do I Do After A Hit and Run Accident?
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….
Who Has the Right of Way in a Parking Lot in Texas?
Many people think of parking lots as relatively safe places. However, this could not be further from the truth. Parking lots are populated not only with cars, but also with plenty of pedestrians. Because of the high number of pedestrians walking in such close proximity to cars, parking lot accidents are surprisingly numerous. The National Safety Council reports that one out of every five auto pedestrian accidents occurs in parking lots; and, there seems to be a new cause of these types of motor vehicle accidents.
Is it Illegal to Text and Drive in Texas?
In September of 2017, Texas enacted a statewide ban on texting while driving. This ban went into effect in an effort to curb automobile accidents caused by distracted…
School Bus Laws in Texas: Do You Know When To Stop or Pass?
Now that school has started back up again, we can all expect to see more school buses operating on Texas roads. Of course, more school buses on the…
What happens if you get hit by someone without insurance?
A car accident can be a traumatic event for those involved. Being injured in a car accident by a negligent driver who doesn’t have insurance only multiplies the…