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Motorcycle accidents are a common occurrence in Texas. It occurs so often that, on average, one motorcyclist dies from a crash daily. There are many reasons and causes for motorcycle accidents, most of which involve another vehicle’s negligence. Most vehicles are looking for other cars on the road and not motorcycles, which are often more challenging…

Property owners must maintain a safe environment to prevent injury from occurring on the premises. This is referred to as premises liability and holds the owners and residents of the property liable in the occurrence of accidents or injury. A lawyer experienced in premises liability legal matters can assist you in mounting a case against negligent property owners. What…

Every hardworking employee in Texas has the right to a safe workplace. But in Texas, workplace injury liability can be complicated, especially for those unfamiliar with the law. The Texas Occupational Safety and Health Act (TOSHA) and Texas Labor Codes outline requirements that give employees some safety nets for workplace injury claims. For help processing a workplace…

If you have been injured in an accident and have scheduled your first meeting with a personal injury attorney, you may be unsure of what information you should bring with you. In order for us to understand the full extent of the accident and your injuries, as well as provide you with a thorough case evaluation, you…

Millions of people seek medical care every year after slipping and falling, and many of these accidents happen when someone is a patron of a restaurant. Although restaurants are not automatically responsible for slip and fall injuries, if they are responsible, you may be able to successfully pursue compensation for a variety of damages. Read on…

If you were injured by somebody else’s negligence in Dallas, Texas, you may be prepared to file a personal injury lawsuit. While you have every right to do so, you should know that Texas personal injury damage caps may affect the outcome of your case or your ability to file a claim at all. A…

Elevator accidents are not all that common, and most elevator injuries occur during the maintenance phase and not when passengers are actually in the cars. This is because elevator technology is so refined that elevators are one of the safest modes of transportation. However, just because elevator accidents do not occur all that often does not…

According the U.S. Fire Administration, an average of 3,000 people die every year in house and apartment fires. The most recent data, which is from 2015, saw 3,280 deaths by fire and 15,700 injuries, for a grand total of $14.3 billion in losses. In most instances, the homeowner is to blame when a home catches fire,…