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Most Dangerous Intersections for Accidents in Dallas

Dallas, characterized by its sprawling freeways and massive arterial roads, has a number of intersections that are statistically far more dangerous than others. These are...

Where Do Pedestrian Accidents Most Often Occur in Dallas?

The combination of a massive, car-centric metropolitan area undergoing rapid pedestrian revitalization creates a perfect storm for serious accidents. Pedestrian safety is a growing crisis...

How Dallas Construction Zones Increase Accident Risks

The Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex is synonymous with growth. Its’ projects promise future efficiency however, they currently represent some of the most perilous environments on Texas...

Do Pedestrians Always Have the Right of Way?

The idea that pedestrians are universally protected and always have the right of way is not always true. Many people, both on foot and behind...

Common Delayed Symptoms After a Traumatic Brain Injury

After a sudden accident your body is flooded with adrenaline. This powerful hormone is nature’s camouflage, masking pain and confusion, often leading victims to tell...

How to Document Evidence for a Brain Injury Claim

A traumatic brain injury (TBI) is one of the most complex injuries to document in the Texas legal system. Unlike a visible fracture or a...

Concussions vs. TBIs: Legal Considerations in Texas

In the chaos following a car wreck, truck accident, or severe fall the victim often focuses on visible trauma. However, one of the most serious...

Can A Pedestrian Be At Fault For A Car Accident?

When a car strikes a pedestrian the conventional wisdom is often that the driver is always at fault. Pedestrians are vulnerable as they have no...

How Long Do Pedestrian Accidents Claims Take To Settle?

Being struck by a vehicle while walking is a life-altering event. Pedestrian accidents almost invariably result in severe injuries because the human body has no...

Can I Sue The City If I Was Hit By A City Bus?

When buses, driven by government employees, cause catastrophic injuries, the legal process is profoundly different and more difficult than suing a private individual. You are...

What is the 3/6 Second Rule?

Many Texas drivers have heard advice about keeping a safe following distance, but few know the specific rules that help prevent rear-end collisions.  One of...

What are the Steps Involved in Filing a Personal Injury Lawsuit?

There are multiple steps in a personal injury lawsuit. While the lawsuit process is primarily governed under the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure, other laws,...