More than 5.3 million Americans are currently living with disabilities caused by traumatic brain injuries (TBIs). This roughly equates to 1 in every 60 Americans living with a TBI-related impairment.1…

In-cab video recorders are commonly used by commercial carriers to monitor drivers and the driving conditions when a “triggering” event occurs. Intended to promote safety, these in-cab camera systems can…

Texas law requires motorists in the state to be able to pay for the auto accidents they cause. Despite this, however, many Texas drivers choose to ignore this requirement and…

Fleet management software (FMS) is a computer program that records and reports specific details about commercial trucks and their operators. Intended to improve productivity and efficiency, FMS tracks information about…

After being seriously hurt in an accident and receiving medical care, the provider – like a hospital – can file a lien against you or any accident-related claim you have…

For the last several decades, there has been a conception that 85% of mild traumatic brain injury victims will be symptom free within 3 months of the injury.  The remaining…

After an auto accident, giving a recorded statement to an insurance adjuster can be a BIG mistake that can compromise a claim. Here are the main reasons why. Top 3…

Yes, insurance adjusters in Texas can be liable for independent acts, and errors and omissions (E&O) when they violate insurance codes, breach contracts or negligently handle claims. The primary reason for…

Yes. In some situations, brokers and shippers can be liable for the negligent actions of owner operator drivers who cause truck crashes. Ready to Find Out If a Broker or…

Bad faith insurance lawsuits can be complicated, contentious cases. Insurance companies have deep pockets and experienced attorneys dedicated to protecting their profits. Below, we have highlighted some of the important…