TEXAS CITY LAW BLOG
Passenger Compensation Involving Automobile Accidents in League City
June 23, 2020
If you were injured in a car accident due to another’s negligence, you may be entitled to compensation. And it doesn’t matter if you were the driver or passenger, you have a right to seek compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other associated expenses if negligence caused you harm.
Texas Car Accidents While Pregnant
June 16, 2020
There are few occasions more monumental or joyous than the birth of a child. Leading up to that big day, pregnant women do everything possible to ensure the health and safety of their unborn child: maintaining a healthy diet, getting plenty of exercise and rest, and avoiding dangerous situations.
What is a Letter of Protection in a Texas Personal Injury Case?
June 2, 2020
If you’ve been harmed due to the negligence of another, you may be entitled to compensation for any injuries or damages suffered. Proving injury, however, is a complex process that involves more than your personal account of what happened.
Understanding Texas’ Personal Injury Lawsuit Process
May 19, 2020
When a negligent act results in a personal injury, the two most important questions are: who is responsible and what are the injuries. If you have suffered a personal injury, it is extremely important to immediately retain a qualified personal injury attorney. The attorney will have the knowledge and experience to understand the laws applicable to your case, secure the necessary evidence, and pursue your claim against all responsible parties.
Seven Types of Texas Personal Injury Cases
April 28, 2020
In either case, if it causes you harm, you may file a personal injury claim or personal injury lawsuit to be compensated for your losses, including medical bills, lost wages and more. Typical personal injury cases in Texas include.
How to Correct a Mistake on a Police Report After an Accident in Texas
April 21, 2020
When you’re in a car accident, it’s a good idea to have law enforcement show up and write a report. In fact, if there’s an injury or property damage at or above $1,000, you are required to get a police report and file it within ten days of the accident if the officer has not done so already.
