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Have you recently experienced a rear-end collision in Houston? Let me help guide you through this challenging time. Recent TxDOT data shows us something quite concerning: three main factors are behind most rear-end collisions in Houston: Following too closely (4.8% of accidents) Driver distraction or inattention (21.8%) Failure to stop…

Ever slammed on your brakes when the car ahead suddenly stops? You’re not alone. The space between vehicles isn’t just a good idea – it’s a legal requirement in Texas that could save your life. Most drivers underestimate how much distance they actually need. But here’s the truth: proper following…

Texas is a massive state with over 314,000 miles of highway and public roads, according to the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT). With such an extensive road system, accidents are inevitable. In recent years, Texas has seen more than half a million accidents, and according to the city and town…

Who hit who in a car accident is one of the most crucial first questions that must be answered in a car accident case. Sometimes, it can be extremely difficult to tell who is at fault — especially in accidents that involve numerous vehicles. While an accident reconstruction expert can…

There is more construction than ever throughout Houston as the city continues to implement its Vision Zero plan to fix and reconfigure high-injury roadways. While these efforts will reduce the number of accidents in Houston, the increased construction introduces an additional risk to drivers in the present. Across Harris County,…

When you’re involved in a car accident in Texas, understanding how third-party car insurance works can make all the difference in protecting your financial security. Texas car accident laws requires every driver to carry basic liability coverage, but navigating the claims process can be complex, especially when dealing with medical…

By now, we all know distracted driving is dangerous. But what exactly is considered distracted driving? Distracted driving is the performance of any action that takes a motorist’s attention away from the road. This can include anything from simply being lost in thought to the driver taking their hands off of the wheel entirely.

Houston is the largest city in Texas and one of the fastest-growing cities in the United States. Houstonians spend a lot of time on the roads and, unfortunately, get into a lot of car accidents. Our city leads the state in both traffic accidents and fatalities. Bigger is not better…

Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) or head injuries are some of the most serious injuries resulting from car wrecks. Head injuries are also known as brain bleeds. This bleeding in or around the brain can lead to life-threatening consequences. The potential for traumatic brain injuries can come from any type of…

Rush hour in Houston typically lasts from 7:00 to 9:00 every morning and 4:00 to 7:00 every evening. It is unfortunate that so many commuters start and end their workdays with rush-hour stress. For many Houstonians, there is simply no avoiding Houston’s rush hour traffic. While you cannot control how…

Bodily injury resulting from a car accident refers to the physical harm you sustain in the collision. These injuries can vary in severity, with some not being obvious right away. Bodily Injury Coverage in Texas All Houston drivers are required to have liability insurance coverage. The minimum requirements are: $30,000…

Even long-time drivers can be at risk of a car crash that can cause physical injuries and financial stress. If you have been involved in a wreck, it is important to understand Texas car accident laws. In this article, we cover the basic car accident laws, how they work, and…

Nearly everyone has heard the impressive sound of sirens on fire trucks, police cars, and ambulances. Despite this, many people are unsure exactly how to share the roads with these vehicles. Move Over Laws dictate what actions motorists are required to take when emergency vehicles are on the roads. Knowing and abiding by these laws is incredibly important because they help prevent collisions between first responders and passing motorists.

Car accidents are an unfortunately common occurrence and can result in a wide range of property damage and serious injuries. Many people wonder what to do after a car accident and if you should go to the hospital after a car accident? You should seek immediate medical attention after a…

Accident victims often feel confused, frustrated, and anxious after suffering car accident injuries. However, the majority of accident victims need to go to the hospital after being involved in a car accident. Ideally, you should go to the hospital from the accident scene so you can be assessed, diagnosed, and…

1. A Lawyer Will Conduct an Investigation of Facts and Collection of Evidence All car accident lawsuits lawsuits are fact-specific. A car accident attorney must collect relevant documentation of the accident, pursue critical witnesses, and statements about the crash.  This information will help your attorney determine who was at fault…

Tailgating and brake checking are two dangerous driving acts that cause rear end collisions, and serious car accident injuries. In Texas, where high-speed highways are common, the results of tailgating and brake checking often lead to fatal car accidents. What is Tailgating? Tailgating in driving, is when a driver follows…

Wrongful death lawsuit involving a DUI car accident.

In order for a driver to know who has the right of way, they must first know what is the right of way? The phrase “yield the right-of-way” refers to how a driver yields or “gives up” their “turn” (typically at an intersection) to another driver, pedestrian, or cyclist. As…

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