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Hit Outside a Crosswalk? You May Still Have a Legal Claim in Texas

Being hit by a car is a terrifying experience. The physical pain, the shock, and the confusion can be immense. If this happened to you...

Jaywalking vs. Negligent Driver: Who is Really at Fault in a Houston Pedestrian Accident?

When a car hits a person, a common assumption is that if the pedestrian wasn’t in a crosswalk, they are automatically to blame. However, determining pedestrian...

Hit by a Car in Houston? 7 Critical Steps to Protect Your Pedestrian Accident Claim

The scene of a pedestrian accident is like a photograph that starts to fade the second it’s taken. Witnesses walk away, cars are moved by...

FELA vs. Personal Injury: Know Your Rights as a Railroad Worker vs. a Passenger

A train-related injury in Houston can be a life-altering event, whether you’re a dedicated railroad employee working along the busy freight lines or a passenger...

When Signals Fail: Suing for a Malfunctioning Railroad Crossing in Houston

When the safety equipment at a railroad crossing fails to work as it should, the railroad company that is responsible for its maintenance may have...

More Than a Police Report: The Unique Evidence in a Houston Train Accident Case

After a train collision, the initial evidence gathered, like a police report, only scratches the surface of what is needed to build a strong case...

The Overlooked Victims: Child Injuries in Houston Drunk Driving Accidents

Drunk driving accidents happen every day on Houston’s roads. When a child is hurt in one of these crashes, the path forward becomes incredibly complex....

Maximizing Your Settlement: How a Houston Lawyer Can Help After a Drunk Driving Crash

How much does a drunk driving accident cost? The answer isn’t just the price of a new bumper or an emergency room visit. It’s the...

Beyond the Criminal Case: Filing a Civil Lawsuit for a Houston Drunk Driving Accident

When you’re hit by a drunk driver, you might think the criminal case against them is the only path to justice. However, you can absolutely...

Texas Statute of Limitations for Dog Bite Lawsuits

In Texas, the general statute of limitations for filing a personal injury lawsuit after a dog bite is two years from the date the injury...

Proving Negligence in Houston Dog Bite Cases

When a dog bites, the focus is often on the animal. But the law in Texas looks at a different, more important question: Was the...

Understanding Texas’s One-Bite Rule and Dog Owner Liability

From our barbecue to our football, Texas likes to do things its own way—and our laws are no exception. When it comes to Texas dog bite...