Most Dangerous Jobs in Texas and What to Do After an Accident

Every year, workers in Texas end up in hospitals with serious injuries related to their jobs. Texas is home to some of the most dangerous industries in the country, including farming and oil. If you get injured in an accident in one of these most ...

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What if a Victim Passes Away While Pursuing a Personal Injury Claim?

Unfortunately, there are many cases where a victim succumbs to his or her injuries or illness after hiring a San Antonio personal injury lawyer to file charges. In this scenario, the victim’s family surviving family members or an administrator of the estate may continue the ...

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Who Pays the Medical Bills After a Car Accident in Texas?

A car accident can cause serious injuries that require thousands of dollars in medical expenses over a victim’s lifetime. If you are injured in a car accident, it is normal to be concerned about how you will pay for your medical bills. The answer to ...

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What to Expect When a Car Accident Case Goes to Trial

The vast majority of car accident cases in Texas do not go to trial. They end with settlements between the injured accident victim and the insurance carrier of the at-fault driver. In some scenarios, however, a car accident case may have to go to trial, ...

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Can I File a Car Accident Claim if I Was Not Hurt?

Even if you were not hurt in a car accident in Texas, you can still file a car accident claim. For example, you may file a claim seeking financial compensation for your property damage and emotional distress. Texas is a fault state, meaning that the ...

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Liability For a Crash if the At-Fault Driver Borrowed the Car

Getting into a car accident is always distressing, no matter the circumstances. If you were borrowing a friend’s car or find out that the other driver is not the vehicle's owner, this can make an insurance claim even more complicated. Depending on the circumstances, the ...

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Understanding Intervening & Superseding Causes in Personal Injury Cases

Causation is a critical part of a personal injury lawsuit. If you are injured due to someone else’s carelessness, you will need to prove that this was the main cause of your accident to recover financial compensation in Texas. Before you can recover, however, you ...

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What Is the Difference Between Personal Injury and Bodily Injury?

Civil law is extremely nuanced, especially in its definitions of specific terms. The technical difference between personal injury and bodily injury is distinct, although these two terms may sound similar. Understanding the difference is important if you wish to file a personal injury lawsuit or ...

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Safety Tips for Bicyclists

If you are one of the thousands of people who prefer to explore and enjoy San Antonio on a bicycle, it is important to have at least a basic understanding of bicycle safety. According to the Texas Department of Transportation, 68 bicyclists lost their lives ...

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Semi-Truck Accident Caused by Improperly Loaded Cargo

Sharing the road with semi-trucks is inevitable in a large city such as San Antonio, Texas. Truck accidents, however, are not. A trucking company can prevent most truck accidents with proper care and adherence to federal safety laws. One of a trucking company’s legal responsibilities ...

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