There are many issues to consider when a senior citizen is involved in a car accident. Who is at fault? Was the driver competent to operate a motor vehicle? Who was injured, and how badly? Were there pre-existing injuries? What is fair compensation? These questions can be complicated. When the …Read More »

Rollover crashes are more complicated than most other types of car accidents. They are also responsible for an outsized portion of fatalities. While rollover crashes constitute just two percent (2%) of all motor vehicle incidents, thirty-five percent (35%) of traffic deaths come from rollovers. Because of the seriousness and complexity …Read More »

When you’re in a car accident in Texas, the person that’s responsible for the accident pays for the damage. Texas law requires all drivers to have car insurance to pay for damages that result from accidents they cause. When the responsible driver doesn’t have the insurance that they’re required to have, the …Read More »

Minor car crash victims reporting pain after collisions have often been accused of faking or exaggerating their pain from injury, however, we now know that even minor fender benders and rear-end bumps can cause soft injuries which can last more than two months. These injuries keep people out of work …Read More »