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Can You File a Wrongful Death Lawsuit in Texas Against an Employer? Mar 07, 2025
07 MarLosing a loved one due to a workplace accident is a devastating experience that no family should have to endure. The emotional trauma is overwhelming, and questions about legal options often arise during this difficult time as families seek answers and accountability for their loss. Whether you can file a wrongful death lawsuit in Texas against an employer depends on several key factors, primarily whether your employer carries workers’ compensation insurance. If your employer is a “non-subscriber” (meaning they don’t have workers’ comp coverage), you can file a wrongful death lawsuit. However, if they do have workers’ compensation insurance, your...
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Can You Sue for Injuries Caused by Road Hazards in Texas? Mar 01, 2025
01 MarWhether you hit a massive pothole that damaged your vehicle and caused injury, encountered unmarked construction debris, or were hurt due to poor road maintenance, your pain and frustration after being injured by road hazards in Texas are completely valid. But is there anything you can do about it? Can you sue for bad roads? Can you sue for hitting a pothole? Yes, you can sue for injuries caused by road hazards in Texas. Depending on the specific circumstances, you may be able to file a claim against a government entity responsible for road maintenance, a construction company, or other...
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Can I Sue for Emotional Distress after a Car Accident? Feb 24, 2025
24 FebCar accidents are often incredibly traumatic experiences that leave lasting emotional scars. The anxiety, fear, and distress you’re experiencing are real and valid responses to such a frightening event. Many accident survivors find themselves struggling with post-traumatic stress disorder, panic attacks, or an overwhelming fear of driving — impacts that can severely affect their daily lives and well-being. The answer to “Can I sue for emotional distress after a car accident?” is yes: Texas law recognizes emotional distress as a valid component of damages in personal injury cases. If you suffered emotional distress from a car accident due to another...
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Legal Options for Construction Site Accident Injuries Feb 17, 2025
17 FebIf you’ve been injured in a construction site accident, you’re likely dealing with not just physical pain, but also mounting medical bills, lost wages, and uncertainty about your future. We understand how overwhelming it can be to try to keep your life going while also prioritizing your case and recovery, and want you to know that you have multiple legal options available to protect your rights and secure your future including: Workers’ compensation claims, which may cover medical expenses and lost wages Filing a personal injury lawsuit against your employer Third-party liability claims against equipment manufacturers, subcontractors, or property owners...
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How to Prove Liability in a Rear-End Collision in Texas Feb 10, 2025
10 FebBeing in a rear-end collision caused by another driver can leave you shaken, badly injured, and unsure of what to do next. It can be incredibly difficult to deal with severe neck pain, back injuries, or other trauma while trying to navigate medical appointments, car repairs, and insurance claims. When it comes to proving liability in your rear-end collision case, there are several key pieces of evidence that can strengthen your claim: The police report filed at the scene Photographs of vehicle damage and the accident scene Medical records that document your injuries and treatment Witness statements from people who...
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What To Do After a School Bus Accident in Texas Feb 03, 2025
03 FebLearning that your child has been in a school bus accident is every parent’s nightmare. The mix of fear, worry, and uncertainty can be immense, and while your first instinct is likely to rush to your child’s side, it can be hard to know what to do afterwards. We understand what you’re going through, and we’re here to help guide you through the steps that follow a school bus accident in Texas. Confirm your child’s location and condition from school officials Go to your child’s location and seek medical attention Document everything and get a copy of the police report...