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Car insurance companies in Texas are legally required to offer uninsured motorist (UM) and underinsured motorist coverage (UIM) when you buy a policy. While you can reject this coverage, it’s often a good idea to add it to your car insurance policy in case you get into an accident with an uninsured driver or…

You have the right to seek damages in a Round Rock personal injury claim when you’ve been hurt in an accident because someone else was careless. However, the state of Texas has strict rules about how long you can exercise your right to sue. In most cases, you’ll have up to two years from…

While it’s unlikely that you’ll be able to sue Lyft after a rideshare car accident in Texas, you might be able to recover benefits from Lyft’s insurance company. Lyft maintains two insurance policies. One is active when their rideshare drivers are actively awaiting a ride request and available to work. The other is a…

No, lane splitting is not legal in Texas. In fact, the controversial practice has been formally outlawed in Texas since 2023.  Lane splitting occurs when a motorcyclist passes other, slower-moving vehicles by riding between marked lanes of traffic. While this typically happens in stop-and-go traffic or slower traffic conditions, some motorcyclists also split lanes…

You probably can’t sue Lyft directly and hold the company personally liable for an accident involving one of its rideshare drivers. You may, however, have the right to file a claim with Lyft’s insurance carrier to recover compensation for your medical bills, lost wages, and other damages you suffered in the Lyft accident. If…