Why Traffic Deaths Spike on Super Bowl Sundays & How to Stay Safe
Nearly Half of All Super Bowl Traffic Deaths Involve Alcohol, Data Shows Super Bowl Sunday ends in disaster far too often on the roads. In fact, year after year, traffic…
When Is an Amazon Delivery Driver at Fault for a Crash?
Keep an Eye Out for These Signs an Amazon Delivery Driver May Have Caused Your Wreck Amazon delivery drivers spend a lot of time on Texas’s roads. That alone can…
Deadly Car Accidents Kill 8 Teens Daily
Car Crashes Are a Leading Cause of Teen Death, Authorities Say Teen drivers are about three times more likely than older motorists to die in fatal motor vehicle wrecks. That’s…
Construction Zone Accidents: Who Is at Fault?
Construction Zone Accidents: Who Is at Fault?
Highway work zones can be the sites of terrible motor vehicle accidents. On average, at least two people die every day in the U.S. in highway work zone accidents, authorities report.…
18-Wheeler Accidents: What Happens Right after the Truck Wreck
Your life may never be the same after a truck accident, but that doesn’t mean you won’t have the chance to protect your rights and seek justice. If you know…
How to Avoid a Drunk Driving Accident During the Holidays
How to Avoid a Drunk Driving Accident During the Holidays
The holidays are one of the most dangerous times to be on the roads in Texas and the U.S. That’s because fatal auto accidents tend to skyrocket over holidays, with…
Fatal Car Accident Investigation Procedure in Texas
Fatal Car Accident Investigation Procedure in Texas
Deadly auto accidents happen every day in Texas. In fact, the latest statistics show there were zero deathless days on Texas roads in 2022 — and that anywhere from a few…
4 Reasons Why You May Need Witnesses After a Car Accident
Car accident witnesses can be crucial after wrecks. From calling police to sharing details about what they saw, witnesses to auto accidents can fill in the blanks, providing key evidence…
At Fault in an Auto Accident: Can I Sue & Recover Damages in Texas?
You may be entitled to compensation for a car accident in Texas even if you’re partly at fault. That’s because theTexas has comparative negligence laws. Here’s how those laws work…
What to Expect from a Car Accident Settlement in Texas
Compensation for Texas auto accidents usually comes from out-of-court settlements, not trials and verdicts. That’s because fighting it out in court can consume a lot of resources, including time, energy,…