Dallas Accident and Injury News
An insurance adjuster will frequently be the primary person who conducts an investigation for the defense in a personal injury case. They may reach out to you to take a statement as they build their case. These statements could be recorded for evidence and used against you at a later time. We advise you to Read More
Read MoreIf you were injured in an accident that was someone else’s fault, you could file a claim with their insurance company to obtain compensation. In Texas, the negligent party can be liable for your medical bills and other expenses. However, it could take time to recover a settlement to compensate you for your past and Read More
Read MoreLost wages can interfere with a person’s ability to afford medical treatment and other costs after an accident. When you sustain an injury and can’t return to your job or earn your usual income, your finances suffer. You might struggle to pay the bills you receive while treating your injury or have trouble meeting your Read More
Read MoreA police report is one of the most valuable pieces of evidence you can use against a negligent driver after a car accident. The report could contain details regarding the crash that show someone else is at fault and should be liable for your injury. Unfortunately, there are times when the accident report isn’t entirely Read More
Read MoreIf you were involved in a vehicle accident in Texas, it is a good idea to request a copy of the Texas Peace Officer’s Crash Report, or CR-3. This report includes important information that can help you decide whether and how to pursue a personal injury case against another party involved in the accident. If Read More
Read MoreIf you were injured in an accident that wasn’t your fault, the evidence you collect at the scene could be important in a personal injury case. Whether you are pursuing a case against another driver involved in the accident or you find yourself the subject of a case, well-documented evidence will be key in establishing Read More
Read MoreAccording to Texas Parks and Wildlife, Texas has 1.7 million acres of freshwater lakes, 4 million acres of saltwater, 80,000 miles of river, and approximately 590,000 recreational water vessels, including powerboats and sailboats. That’s a lot of water and boats. Unfortunately, that also means there are plenty of opportunities for accidents. If you were involved Read More
Read MoreThe last thing most people want to do after an accident is to dwell on their pain and suffering. Thinking about it is difficult. Writing about it can seem almost impossible. Yet documenting your pain and daily struggles in a journal can have several benefits. How can journaling impact you and your accident claim? The Read More
Read MoreBills. They are a fact of life. However, the medical bills related to an accident can quickly become overwhelming. At one point, you may want to hide them or leave them unopened because looking at them makes them real. You may feel financially crippled by the cost of your post-accident treatment and wonder what comes Read More
Read MoreCollisions with commercial trucks are some of the most devastating accidents on Texas roadways. The Texas Department of Transportation estimates that in 2020 there were at least 32,562 collisions involving commercial trucks in the state. A crash with a large truck can result in significant injuries and life-altering consequences. While you may not be able to control Read More
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