Nothing is more shocking and heartbreaking than the unexpected death of a loved one. When a family loses a loved one in a preventable accident or violent incident caused by someone else’s wrongdoing, the family may have the right to seek compensation to help with the financial burden of their loved one’s passing. In the…
Truck accidents are often more complicated than crashes involving only passenger vehicles. The size and weight of large commercial trucks mean they hit with greater force and cause more damage. The occupants of other vehicles struck by large trucks often suffer serious injuries that require costly medical treatment and rehabilitative care. If you were injured…
Texas law requires drivers to show proof they can pay for any automotive accident they cause. Most drivers meet the requirement by buying auto liability insurance. If you are caught driving without car insurance, you could be fined as much as $350 for a first offense. When you buy auto insurance, your conviction for driving…
No, Texas is not a no-fault state. Like most states, Texas relies on a fault-based insurance system to resolve auto accident claims. Drivers are financially responsible for any injuries or property damage they cause. A Texas car accident victim can file a claim with the at-fault driver’s auto liability policy and seek compensation for their…