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,…
Recovering compensation after a car crash usually means dealing with insurance companies, filing a claim, and proving fault for the wreck. Whether your own auto insurance provider or another motorist’s…
If you’re in a motor vehicle accident in Houston, Austin, Dallas, San Antonio, or anywhere else in Texas, you may need to file a USAA claim to recover damages for…
Here’s How Parking Lots & Garages Can Be Riskier Than You May Realize Parking facilities are almost everywhere these days, and most of the motoring public encounters parking garages or…
Here’s How Insurers Can Compromise Claims & How to Push Back to Protect Your Rights Insurance companies profit from not paying claims. That’s no secret, but it also may not…
Dallas, the third most populated city in Texas, also ranks third when it comes to having the most traffic crashes in Texas, trailing only Houston and San Antonio (which rank…
The Rules for Turning in Medians in Texas Involve Some Math Pop quiz: When you’re driving and turning into a median in Texas, what side of the median are you…
Houston Has More Auto Crashes Than Any TX City. Here’s Why. 160 — that is the average number of car accidents that occur in Houston each day, the latest data…
Yes, pedestrians hurt in crashes can be covered by uninsured/underinsured motorist (UM/UIM) insurance. They aren’t covered in every situation, however, and there can be several situations, along with pedestrian accidents,…
Too Many Car Crashes Happen in the U.S. Most Are Preventable. Car accidents are a leading cause of injury and death in the U.S. In fact, at least 7.3 million…
