What Happens If Insurers Claim You Caused Your Own Injuries
If insurers claim you caused your own injuries, learn how to contest an inflated fault percentage, and how to protect your case from Texas's "51% Bar Rule."
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If insurers claim you caused your own injuries, learn how to contest an inflated fault percentage, and how to protect your case from Texas's "51% Bar Rule."
Have you been hit by an unlicensed driver in Texas? Learn how fault, policy exclusions, UM/UIM claims, and the two-year deadline affect your recovery options.
Learn how Texas UM/UIM coverage works when a teen causes a crash with no insurance or low limits, plus parent liability options and key deadlines.
NHTSA data shows riders cause far fewer accidents than the "reckless biker" stereotype suggests. Learn how fault statistics apply to Texas motorcycle claims.
Not wearing a helmet doesn't bar your Texas motorcycle accident claim. Learn how comparative fault works, the over-21 exemption, and how to protect your recovery.
Learn how tire blowouts cause motorcycle accidents in Texas, who can be held liable, and what steps protect your injury claim.
A drunk driver hit your motorcycle in Texas. Learn how the DUI charge opens the door to exemplary damages and how the criminal case helps your civil claim.
Rain doesn't erase the other driver's fault. Learn how Texas law handles claims from bad weather motorcycle accidents and how to protect your recovery.
A single-vehicle motorcycle accident doesn't always mean no claim. Learn when Texas law holds a road authority, manufacturer, or phantom driver responsible.
Rental and moving truck crashes in Texas involve a coverage chain most people don't expect. Learn who pays, what the Graves Amendment means, and more.
Learn how Texas insurers value pain and suffering using multiplier and per diem methods, what evidence raises value, and how Texas law affects offers.
May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. Learn what Texas law requires for riders, how drivers can prevent crashes, and what to do after a motorcycle accident.