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Restitution rarely covers a family's total losses after a fatal DWI in Texas. Learn how it differs from a wrongful death lawsuit, and whether you can pursue both at the same time.
A surviving common-law spouse can file a Texas wrongful death claim, but only by proving informal marriage. Learn the test, the evidence, and the deadline.
Texas has no vehicular manslaughter law. Learn the three charges that can result from a fatal crash, their penalties, and how your family can file a wrongful death claim.
A Texas slip and fall wrongful death claim depends on the owner's duty, proof of a dangerous condition, and a two-year deadline. Learn who can file.
Criminally negligent homicide is Texas's lowest homicide charge. Learn about the sentence, how it compares to manslaughter, and what it means for your claim.
If your child died in a Texas bus accident, learn who can file a wrongful death claim, the six-month government notice deadline, and what damages you can recover.
Three fatal crashes involved Waymo vehicles through August 2026. Learn what the reports establish, why fault remains distinct, and what Texas families can do.
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.
The wrongful death statute of limitations in Texas is two years from the date of death. See how the deadline works and which exceptions can extend it.
Is there a cap on wrongful death damages in Texas? We answer this question and more in this comprehensive guide to wrongful death and medical malpractice cases in Texas.
What damages can you claim in a Texas wrongful death lawsuit? Learn about compensation for lost income, funeral costs, and emotional suffering.
Do you need to know more about wrongful death settlements? This article has the information you need to deal with the unexpected loss of a loved one.