The 3 Rules of Ice Driving. If you must drive during the freeze, follow these three rules to keep control of your vehicle: 1. The “Egg Shell” Rule: Pretend there is a raw egg between your foot and the pedals. Accelerate and brake as if you don’t want to break that egg. Sudden movements break traction;… Continue reading Houston Freeze Alert: How to Prepare and Drive on Ice
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The devastating flash flood at Camp Mystic on July 4th weekend that claimed young lives has left families across Texas asking the same heartbreaking question: “How could this have been prevented?”As a personal injury attorney who has spent over a decade fighting for families devastated by preventable tragedies, I want to help parents understand their… Continue reading Camp Mystic Flood: What Parents Need to Know About Summer Camp Negligence
When you sustain a head injury, the symptoms vary widely. They include nausea, headaches, confusion, and even paralysis, among others. It’s difficult to know how serious a head injury is without outward signs of trauma, such as a giant lump on the head or something penetrating the skull. Unfortunately, this makes head injuries especially dangerous.… Continue reading Symptoms of Brain Bleed After a Head Injury
What is the average settlement for a wrongful death claim in Houston, TX? After losing a loved in an accident, it won’t be the first question on your mind. However, it’s an understandable question. The loss of a loved one completely alters your life, and you may find yourself pursuing a lawsuit. There’s no amount… Continue reading The Average Wrongful Death Settlement in Houston, TX
When the insurance company asks for a recorded statement, do you have to provide one? The short answer: No, you don’t have to provide a recorded statement after a car accident. After an accident, it’s normal to deal with an insurance company because you want to recover compensation for your damages. One part of the claims process… Continue reading When the Insurance Company Asks for a Recorded Statement
No, Texas is not a no-fault state for car insurance claims. Texas is a “tort” or “at-fault” state, which means the person who caused the accident is liable for damages such as medical bills, car repair costs, pain and suffering, and other losses. Because of this, accident victims in Texas also have the option to file… Continue reading Is Texas a No-Fault State?