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Pre-existing injuries in your medical history can make it more difficult to get the settlement you deserve as a car accident victim in Texas. Despite an obligation to take victims as they are at the time of an accident – including with any pre-existing conditions – insurers often use this against claimants to diminish…

Not all motor vehicle accidents in Texas involve one car crashing into another. Some automobile accidents are caused by a driver forcing someone else to swerve or take evasive action to avoid a collision. These are called no-contact accidents, and the at-fault driver is referred to as a “phantom driver.” Even if your two…

ok To legally operate a motorcycle in Texas, a rider must have the correct type of license. A standard driver’s license is not adequate. To ride a motorcycle, an individual must go through special steps and obtain a different category of license specifically for motorcycles. There are two main options: a general Class M…

A car accident doesn’t necessarily have to cause physical or bodily injuries for a claim to be filed in Texas. If you suffered other types of damages – such as property damage, rental car costs or emotional distress – you can still be eligible for financial compensation from the person who caused the crash….