An Amazon Delivery Truck Wreck That Killed an Infant Is Now the Focus of Several Investigations Deadly Amazon delivery truck crashes happen far too often in Texas and across the…
OSHA Investigation Uncovers Contractors ‘Willful Disregard for Worker Safety’ A fatal roof collapse in Friendswood, Texas, could have been prevented if two Houston contractors had complied with federal safety regulations.…
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…
Jury Finds Trucker & Employers Negligent, Letting Amazon Off the Hook. Here’s Why. A 2018 Amazon truck accident that killed a father of three was caused by avoidable negligence that…
As the Age of Truckers Decreases, Crash Risks Spike, Data Shows Teen truck drivers are operating more and more 18-wheelers these days, especially with a new federal program piloting interstate…
See Why Houston & McAllen, TX, Are Some of the Worst Cities for Delivery Drivers Delivery driving in Texas is riskier and more dangerous than almost anywhere in the U.S.,…
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…
Wrongful Death Compensation Can Be Paid Out Differently from One Claim to the Next. Here’s Why. Wrongful death settlements can signify the end of a claim, marking a key milestone…
Amazon, the Delivery Service Partner & the Driver Should Have Done More to Prevent the Wreck, Jury Rules A multi-million-dollar verdict recently issued against Amazon and others could intensify the…
Texas Continues to Lead the Nation in Deadly Work Injuries & Worker Fatalities More workers die on the job in Texas than in any other state nationwide, and the Texas…
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