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Yes, you can still receive financial compensation even if you are partially at fault for a car accident in Texas due to the state’s comparative negligence law. However, your financial recovery will be reduced by your percentage of fault. Having a car accident attorney in San Antonio representing you can help you achieve the…

To hold your city, state or local government liable for a car accident caused by dangerous road conditions in Texas, you must present evidence showing that the municipality knew or should have known about the hazard but did not fix it in a reasonable time. You must comply with strict deadlines for government claims…

Insurance companies are practiced at minimizing claim payouts to protect their own profitability. One of the most common ways in which they do this is by challenging injury severity in car accident claims. If you know what to look for and how to react, these challenges can be far less effective. Learn your rights…

Group motorcycle rides can provide greater safety, as multiple motorcycles are more visible to other drivers than one alone. If your group ride ended in a harmful motorcycle accident, however, it is important to know your rights and how to get the financial compensation you need to recover. Speak with an experienced motorcycle accident…

Motorcyclists are vulnerable road users in Texas who are at an increased risk of suffering serious and fatal injuries in accidents compared to vehicle drivers. In 2024, 585 motorcyclists in the State of Texas lost their lives in traffic accidents. Identifying the most common types of motorcycle accidents can help riders avoid crash risks….

In car accident law, it is important to understand the permissive use of a motor vehicle, also known as authorized carry. If an individual took a car from the owner without permission (unauthorized carry), the owner’s insurance company most likely will not provide coverage for an accident. Distinguishing between the two is critical for…

Every year, thousands of fatal car accidents occur across the United States. In 2024, a study by iSeeCars analyzed crash data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS) to identify vehicles with the highest fatal accident rates. The findings revealed that small, lightweight cars remain the most dangerous for…

Every year, hundreds of construction zones are set up throughout Texas. Construction projects are necessary to improve the overall safety of Texas’s roads and highways. Unfortunately, they can pose a risk to drivers, construction workers and the general public. If a car accident takes place in a construction zone in Texas, find out who…

Electronic Stability Control (ESC) is available on many new cars. Of course, if safety officials get their way, it will be on all vehicles very soon. This technology has proven to be a great help to drivers. That is especially true for those who need to maintain control of their vehicles during extreme steering…

A lot of people take anti-lock braking (ABS) systems for granted these days. That is likely because ABS technology has grown to become a standard safety feature on most new cars, pickup trucks, and SUVs. It may seem hard to believe now, but ABS systems didn’t even exist for a long time. The evolution…