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The odds of winning a car accident lawsuit in Texas depend on the facts and circumstances. If you have a valid claim, your odds of reaching a settlement rather than going to court are about 90 to 95 percent, according to the U.S. Department of Justice. Automobile accident cases that proceed to trial have…

A dashcam can help you win a car accident case in Texas by providing clear and unbiased photographic evidence that can strengthen your claim. The footage recorded by a dashboard camera can be a powerful tool for supporting a car accident insurance claim or lawsuit. If, when and how dashcam footage can be used…

Texas is home to thousands of avid motorcyclists, drawn to the state for its beautiful countryside and world-famous rides. Anyone who chooses to ride a motorcycle in Texas is responsible for knowing and obeying all of the state’s motorcycle laws. These laws are in place to improve motorcycle safety and help prevent tragic motorcycle…

Bicyclists in Texas have the right to expect a certain level of care and caution by motor vehicle drivers to prevent accidents. Motorists have the power to inflict devastating and fatal injuries on vulnerable cyclists. For this reason, they must exercise due care to prevent foreseeable accidents. One type of cycling accident that can…

Aftermarket vehicle modifications are common among vehicle owners in Texas. Some modifications change the appearance or style of a vehicle while others modify performance. If a car accident investigation finds that a vehicle modification caused or contributed to the crash or injuries suffered, the person responsible for the modification could take the blame.  Make…

A deposition is a formal legal meeting in which someone involved in a case or lawsuit is asked questions under oath. It typically occurs during the discovery phase of a car accident lawsuit, where both sides of the case are attempting to learn more about the crash. If you get called in for a…

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…