Many people will be traveling during the holiday season. For some, it will be the first time they have ventured away from home in over two years because of the pandemic. It would therefore come as no surprise if this year’s holiday traffic volume sets a new record. In fact, AAA estimates that the number … Read More
Truck accidents often result in catastrophic injuries that require a significant amount of time from which to recover. Motor carriers are aware of this, but they also know that you would be entitled to monetary compensation after you file accident claims against them and their driver. To avoid this possibility, they will do everything in … Read More
After a car accident, it’s not uncommon for people to make a mistake that impacts their ability to receive the full compensation they deserve. For example, a victim often feels they haven’t been injured and go directly home or want to apologize for what just happened. These mistakes are simply human nature, but they can … Read More
The increasing popularity of home delivery means you face a greater risk of an accident with a delivery truck every time you go outside. The COVID-19 pandemic created demands from consumers working or staying at home, and freight companies pushed fleets and drivers to meet the need. FedEx Ground drivers delivered approximately 9.9 million packages … Read More
A car accident causing a concussion may result in a permanent and incurable disability. As a result, the victim with a significant concussion, also known as a traumatic brain injury, may have specific legal rights, including the right to file a lawsuit and seek a settlement from the negligent party. A personal injury attorney specializing … Read More
Today, more and more people shop online and have packages or food delivered directly to their homes. As you drive from place to place, you notice the increased number of delivery vans and trucks on the road. The high volume of traffic may lead to accidents. If you have been in a crash that involves … Read More
Driving at night is more dangerous than driving during the day. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has found that fatal car accidents are three times more likely to occur at night than during daytime hours. More accidents happen at night because people can’t see as much of the road ahead. This means that they … Read More
After a motor vehicle accident, no matter the cause, a local or state investigating police officer who arrives at the scene completes a six-page report known as the “Texas Peace Officer’s Crash Report (Form CR-3).” The Texas car accident report establishes that police responded to the event. It offers a detailed account of collected information … Read More
Today’s drivers share local streets and highways with a seemingly endless number of delivery vehicles. FedEx, UPS, Amazon, and other major companies have a veritable army of drivers delivering their packages daily. Often, these drivers deliver packages that have been conveniently ordered by consumers online, and online shopping has been picking up over the years. … Read More
The new Texas law on delivery truck accidents makes it much harder to recover damages. Bringing a lawsuit against a driver and employer after a collision got a lot tougher. While truck accident victims can hold trucking companies accountable, the difficulty increased with the new law. Even so, we honor a commitment to aggressively represent … Read More
