The best time to hire an attorney is soon after you have been hurt by someone else. If you suspect that another person is responsible for what happened…
Texas Personal Injury Damages
Personal injury damages are money for losses when you are hurt by someone else’s negligence. These include economic and non-economic damages, and sometimes punitive damages. Below, we help…
What “Responsible Party” Means in a Personal Injury Lawsuit (Multiple Defendants & Joint Liability)
Figuring out who is at fault in a personal injury case can be very complicated, especially in Texas. The law allows all defendants in a case to share…
Testimonial: They Took the Time to Explain Everything
The way they were able to help ease this whole process was amazing! They took the time to explain everything and kept us in the loop throughout the…
Understanding Texas’ Statute of Limitations in Personal Injury Cases
If you or a loved one has been injured due to the actions of another person, company, or even a government entity, there are deadlines in place for…
What Is an Expert Witness (Personal Injury Examples)
Suffering severe injuries is not enough to justify your damages to the insurance company in a car crash. Many Texas car accident survivors face significant reductions in the…
Gross Negligence vs. Negligence (Texas PI Law)
In this post we provide a comprehensive overview of the concept of gross negligence as it relates to personal injury claims and it’s comparison to ordinary negligence. Let’s…
What is a Personal Injury Lawsuit?
A personal injury lawsuit is a legal action that injured Texans are allowed to take against individuals or businesses that have caused harm through negligence. Recovering from an…
What Is a Plaintiff in a Personal Injury Lawsuit?
A personal injury lawsuit is typically filed when a person claims to have been injured by another. Many types of personal injury cases arise from car accidents, truck…
Filing a Child Injury Claims in Texas
After your child has been injured in an accident, you may be confused about what your legal options. That’s why in this article we discuss the Texas law…
Is Pain and Suffering Separate from Medical Bills?
Medical bills and pain and suffering damages differ because both fall under different forms of damage. In Texas, damages are split into two categories: economic and non-economic damages….
A Guide to the Personal Injury Claims Process in Texas
When you are hurt because another individual or a business entity was careless, malicious, or simply didn’t do their duty to keep others safe, you deserve compensation for…