Hiring a Law Firm for a Car Wreck Case: Why, How & When
Retaining a law firm and attorney after a car accident can make all of the difference in the strength and outcome of your case. And that may make a big…
When Previous Flood Damage to a Home Is Not Disclosed: What You MUST Know
When you buy a new home, there are all sorts of new things to discover, from your favorite new room to the neighborhood and more. What you don’t want to…
Texas Hospital Liens & Personal Injury Cases: What You MUST Know
Hospitals in Texas are legally allowed to file liens against future claims to personal injury compensation. Not every lien filed, however, is legal or valid. If you or a loved…
How Texas Hospitals Abuse the Hospital Lien Statute
If you’re hurt in an accident and you seek care at a Texas hospital, that facility may have the rights to: File a lien against any future claim for compensation…
E-Scooter Lawsuits: Important Information for Victims of Electric Scooter Accidents
E-scooters are popular in many major cities across the U.S. Offering a cheap, easy, eco-friendly way to get around, e-scooters also pose some serious risks to riders. In fact, reports…
Do You Have a Personal Injury Case? Check These 4 Basic Requirements
No matter how careful you may be, accidents and injuries can happen. When they do, questions about liability and your rights to compensation can arise. To help you figure out…
When Motor Vehicle Accidents Injure Passengers: How These Cases Work
Passengers hurt in traffic crashes will have claims against the at-fault parties. While passenger-car accident cases are very similar to claims drivers may have after a wreck, there are some…
Commercial Vehicle Accidents & Claims: How These Cases Are Different & Why It Matters to You
Commercial vehicles, as well as the drivers and companies operating them, are regulated by a different set of rules than the motorists who drive passenger vehicles. That can mean that,…
Texas Personal Injury Cases & Minors: A Guide for Parents & Legal Guardians
Personal Injury Cases and Minors In Texas, personal injury cases for minors work differently than claims for adults. That’s because Texas law does not grant minors the legal authority to…
How Long After an Accident & Injury Do I Have to File a Claim?
You have two years after an accident to file a case in Texas against the liable party. In other words, Texas law sets a two-year statute of limitations for filing…
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