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Seeking prompt medical attention is one of the best things you can do after an unexpected accident. Not only does this help to ensure that your injuries are properly diagnosed and treated without delay, but also generates a medical record that can be invaluable if you decide to pursue compensation through an insurance claim or…

You get into a car accident in Texas and find out your car is totaled. If it’s leased or financed, this could be a disaster for your bank account. While you have car insurance, your provider is only going to pay for the car’s actual cash value (ACV). If you owe more than what your…

Between 2 and 23 percent of car accident victims in the United States suffer a permanent disability. Permanent disability can mean lifelong changes in a person’s physical ability, mental health, or body function. It’s not uncommon for car accident victims who’ve sustained catastrophic brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, burns, or amputated limbs to be diagnosed…

You called 911. You reported the accident. The police showed up at the scene of the crash, did a preliminary investigation, and documented important details about the collision in a report. You’ll want a copy of that police report after a car accident in Texas to help you establish liability, show a causal link between…

Sometimes, proving exactly why and how a car accident happened is the most difficult part of a claim. You claim one thing happened, and the insurance company argues that the crash happened for another reason. At Dow Law Firm, our Austin accident lawyers turn to accident reconstruction experts to help settle these disputes.Accident reconstruction experts use…