When we think about pedestrians being struck by cars, most of us think that the driver is almost always at fault. After all, most people are familiar with the saying, “Pedestrians have the right of way.” However, from a legal standpoint, drivers are not always responsible ...
Read MoreIn the United States, we have “fault-based insurance states” and “no-fault insurance states.” Texas is a fault-based state, which means people are ...
View MoreWhen a pedestrian is hit by a car, the amount of compensation he or she receives will depend on the extent of their injuries, the amount and type of ...
View MoreCar accidents are “exciting” events but not in the way your first trip abroad is exciting, not in the way a roller coaster is exciting, and not in the ...
View MoreSince cars were invented drivers have been engaging in some form of distracted driving. From talking to passengers, to lighting up cigarettes, to ...
View MoreCity and residential streets, highways and bridges have to be maintained to keep drivers and pedestrians safe. Because of this, roadway construction ...
View MoreThe possession and use of marijuana for recreational purposes has become increasingly legal throughout the United States, especially for recreational ...
View MoreMost licensed drivers in Texas know it’s illegal to drive with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of .08%, but what many people don’t know is that ...
View MoreIf you’re like a lot of Texas drivers, you may have one of those auto insurance companies who spend millions advertising on national TV. In fact, your ...
View MoreUndoubtedly, you’ve heard all about the dangers of driving while intoxicated (DWI), texting while driving, and distracted driving. But those aren’t ...
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