Frequently Asked Questions

If you have been involved in a car wreck in Texas, one of the first things you may be wondering is how long you have to file a lawsuit. While certainly not all car wrecks lead to a lawsuit, many do. With this in mind, it is important to…

Lane splitting occurs when a motorcycle crosses the painted dash lines in the road with the intention of passing between slow moving cars or trucks. But is it legal? Most states have lane splitting laws in place that aim to curb this behavior. However, California – and now maybe…

Do you own a motorcycle and live in Texas? If you answered yes, it’s imperative you understand the state’s complex motorcycle laws. Making the decision to own and operate a motorcycle is a big one and one that comes with a great deal of responsibility. It’s always a good…

A train hits a car or person somewhere in our country about once every three hours, says Operation Lifesaver [1], an organization dedicating to reducing the number of fatalities and injuries around railroad tracks and crossings. Furthermore, there are over 250,000 highway-rail grade crossings throughout America and more than…

According to the Federal Highway Administration, bad weather causes more than 1.3 million crashes in the United States each year [1]. These auto accidents result in more than 6,000 deaths and 480,000 injuries every year. Texas and Louisiana are at a particularly high risk of car wrecks in bad…

Before you dismiss personal injury lawsuits as frivolous, read below about the many reasons personal injury attorneys protect the citizens of our community. There can be very important reasons to sue. It’s a common misconception that all personal injury attorneys are “ambulance chasers” who encourage their clients to sue…

When a loved one is taken from us, it’s only natural to look for someone to blame. While sometimes an accident is just an accident, and a tragedy is just a tragedy, sometimes it IS someone’s fault. Even when it is not a deliberate murder, it is possible for…