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If I Was Partially at Fault for My Car Accident, Do I Still Have a Case? If you’ve been injured in a car accident and are seeking compensation for your injuries from the other driver or drivers, you have to prove that they were at fault for the accident. If you can’t prove that…

New Texas Drunk Driving Law New Texas Drunk Driving Law First-Time DWI Offenders Now Need Ignition Interlocks to Stay on the Road. A new Texas law means that even first-time DWI offenders in Texas may find themselves installing ignition interlock devices on their cars if they want to keep driving. We all know that…

Why Some Personal Injury Cases Can Take So Long As a personal injury lawyer, my job is to get each of my clients the compensation they need and deserve as quickly and efficiently as possible. I work tirelessly and leave no stone unturned to accomplish these goals. Even with such a steadfast commitment, however,…

“Distracted Walking”: Your Phone Can Be Your Undoing Even If You’re Not Behind the Wheel Walk around Dallas for any length of time and you have no doubt seen it: people walking down the sidewalk or crossing the street while staring straight down at their phones instead of looking straight ahead. The technology that…

A Serious Injury Can Seriously Hurt a Spouse: Loss of Consortium Damages in Texas A serious injury upends the life of not only the injury victim, but of their loved ones as well. When a spouse is seriously injured, their partner’s life changes dramatically and their losses are no less real. Loss of Consortium…

In a Wreck with a Government Vehicle? Take Action Now or Risk Losing Your Rights The roads and highways of Texas are traversed by all kinds of vehicles; cars and minivans, pick-ups and commercial trucks. But we also share the road with garbage trucks and police cars; ambulances, school buses, and mail trucks and…

Post at Your Own Risk: How Social Media Can Torpedo Your Personal Injury Case Loose lips may sink ships, but thoughtless posts on social media can torpedo your personal injury case. Whether it be on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, or whatever next year’s big new social media site may be, your posts, photos, comments,…

Convenient Keyless Car Ignitions Can Pose Major Carbon Monoxide Risks The push-button convenience that comes with a keyless car ignition also comes with a risk that you could die of carbon monoxide poisoning. To date, at least 13 people have died due to cars with keyless ignitions having been left running in garages inadvertently….

New Technology Seeks to Reduce Risk of Drowsy Driving Accidents We hear a lot about the dangers of drunk driving and distracted driving, and rightly so. But the spotlight justifiably placed on these crucial safety issues can obscure a problem that can be just as common and equally as dangerous: drowsy driving. 100,000 Crashes…

Tractor-Trailer Safety Rules May Be Weakened Under Federal Highway Funding Bill Among the many battles being currently fought in the U.S. Congress is one that could have a serious impact on your safety. At issue is whether regulations on tractor-trailers will be weakened – and the dangers of more big-rig accidents, injuries, and deaths…