Personal Injury

During the summer of Coronavirus, Texans have been spending more time at home rather than out and about. While many people believe their families are perfectly safe at home, away from auto accidents and other instances of danger, there is a hidden menace lurking in their own backyards: swimming pools. 

Due to the coronavirus outbreak, more inexperienced cyclists are taking to the streets in order to exercise, just get out of the house, or even for their new way of commuting to save a little money during these tough times. Whatever the reason for the rising influx of bicycle accidents, there is very much so a cause for concern. In America, large cities have been trying to find new ways to keep bicycle riders safe. However, these efforts have proven to be frivolous in some cities, even in Dallas, Texas.

With the world continuing to become more technologically advanced by the minute, society as a whole has benefited tremendously. From medical advancement to the mass production of resources in order to sustain a much higher global population, technology has enabled us to grow exponentially. With that being said, one of the purest forms of bliss deriving from technological advancements has to be enabling independence as an individual gets older.

In the wake of a rise of pedestrian deaths is far higher than it has been since the 90s, lawmakers are beginning to look at making laws about texting and walking.