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Yes. While a scooter rental company might ask you to sign a waiver, it doesn’t mean you can’t file a personal injury claim if you get hurt while riding their device. Your legal rights and the claims you’ll be able to pursue successfully will really depend on the language in the waiver, what caused…

Punitive damages can be awarded in Texas personal injury cases, but only in certain situations. Texas law gives juries the discretion to order punitive damages when a defendant’s behavior is so extreme and outrageous that it warrants punishment. If you’ve been hurt in an accident or because of an act of criminal violence in…

The car-buying process can be exciting, but it’s not as simple as receiving the keys and taking your first drive. In Texas, as in most states, drivers are required to carry auto liability insurance. Liability insurance helps pay for repairs to a vehicle you’ve struck, damages to other property, and medical expenses for injuries…

Pursuant to Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code Section 16.003, the statute of limitations for most spinal cord injury cases is two years.  If you miss the filing deadline for your spinal cord injury case, you run the risk of losing the ability to recover compensation for your medical care, lost wages, disability, and…

Food delivery services like GrubHub, Uber Eats, Seamless, and DoorDash have never been more popular. With a few taps on your phone or a few clicks on your computer, you can order food from hundreds of restaurants within miles of your home.  There’s a lot of competition for food delivery gigs–especially for large, expensive…