Category: Car Accident

A report by the Government Accountability Office (GAO) has found that limitations in the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s adverse event reporting system led to a 23-year delay in warning consumers about the risk of spreading uterine cancer linked to power morcellators. The power morcellator...

According to the Texas Department of Transportation, 36% of all motor vehicle fatalities in Texas were due to single vehicle accidents in 2015, resulting in the deaths of 1,255 people. When a single vehicle accident occurs, most people assume the driver is at fault. However, there are some instances...

Research tells us that two out of three people will become involved in an injury accident at least once in their lives. In addition, statistics show that drivers will be involved in at least one accident – a fender bender or a major injury accident – at least once every 10 years. If you are...

Under Texas law, you are required to wear a seatbelt if you are operating or riding in a vehicle. Unfortunately, not everyone follows this important safety law. According to the Texas Department of Transportation, 25% of people who died and 11% who suffered serious injuries in a Texas car accident...

If you are injured in a car accident and you are not at fault, you may be compensated for any damages and losses resulting from the accident. This may include costs of repairs and expenses necessary for you to have the same quality of life you had prior to the accident. There are two basic areas...

Uber accidents can be damaging not only for the uber driver’s vehicle, but for the passengers who were in the middle of a lift when the crash happened. Many people may not know how to respond in this unique type of situation. Since taking an Uber is a relatively new public service, riders may not...

After you’ve been in a car accident, the first thing you should do is attend to any injuries you may have suffered as the result of the accident. After that, you will need to concern yourself with the process of filing a claim with your insurance company. Here are some tips on how to navigate the...

In certain instances, it may be possible for another party to be at least partially responsible for damage to your car or your person in an accident, and we don’t mean the other driver. Under the legal doctrine of vicarious liability, it is possible for someone other than the driver to be held...

Proving who was at fault in a car crash is largely a matter of determining who was negligent. In many cases, the answer will be apparent – but in some instances, you and your personal injury attorney will need to aggressively advocate your position to obtain the best possible result.Personal...

If you are injured in a car accident and you are not at fault, you may be compensated for damages and losses resulting from the accident. This may include the cost of repairs as well as your medical bills and other expenses that are necessary to restore you to the same quality of life you enjoyed...