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Learn how self-driving vehicle black box data and sensor records can strengthen your Texas accident case and help prove fault should one cause a crash.
Learn how Texas assigns "operator” or “driver" status when ADS is engaged and how that affects insurance coverage and lawsuits after a self-driving car crash.
Learn more about who may be liable after a self-driving car hits a pedestrian in Texas, including what evidence to preserve, fault rules, and filing deadlines.
National Alcohol Awareness Month is a time to raise awareness about intoxicated driving, including why it is so dangerous, and what you can do to stay safe.
April is National Distracted Driving Awareness Month. Learn what it means, why distracted driving is so dangerous, and what you can do to stay safe.
Learn how Texas insurers calculate side-impact and T-bone accident claim values and what you can do to strengthen your claim.
Texas law limits wrongful death claims after a fatal car accident to a spouse, children, or parents, and allows a separate survival claim for the estate.
Texas law does not require you to give the other driver's insurance company a statement. Learn what you must share, what to decline, and why it matters.
Learn what happens if the at-fault driver dies in a Texas car accident, including insurance claims, estate liability, and the two-year filing deadline.
Learn how tractor-trailers, tankers, flatbeds, dump trucks, and car haulers cause different crash patterns, and what to do after a Texas truck accident.
Learn what to ask a lawyer about trial experience, expert funding, and federal trucking discovery before you hire someone.
Injured in a blind spot truck accident in Texas? Learn who’s liable, what legal options are available, and how to get help from a Dallas truck accident lawyer.