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No, you shouldn’t feel pressured to provide a recorded statement to an insurance company after an accident. Texas follows an at-fault system for auto accidents, which means the at-fault party’s insurance company is on the hook for the costs of a crash, including your medical bills, lost wages, property damage, and emotional distress. When…

No, it’s generally not in your best interests to accept the insurance company’s first settlement offer. You definitely shouldn’t accept an offer until you’ve had time to consult an experienced car accident lawyer in Round Rock. The insurance company doesn’t want to do what’s best for you. The adjuster wants to pay as little…

Can Pre-Existing Conditions Affect My Personal Injury Claim in Texas?Not if you don’t let them. Under Texas law, the fact that you suffer from pre-existing medical conditions doesn’t bar you from recovering compensation if those injuries are aggravated because someone else is negligent. Your claim’s value can’t be reduced because of any pre-existing conditions, either….

After a serious accident, choosing the right personal injury lawyer can be one of the most important decisions you make. While many attorneys handle personal injury claims, less than 1% of Texas attorneys have earned board certification in personal injury trial law. This distinction is awarded to personal injury attorneys who meet rigorous standards…

E-scooters are a popular way to get around suburbs and cities in Texas, but they’re not always the safest form of transportation. Emergency departments are treating more and more scooter operators for crash-related injuries. Determining liability for these e-scooter accidents and injuries can be difficult.As a victim, your first instinct might be to try to…