Evidence in Car Crash Claims

In a vehicle collision claim, the victim/plaintiff must establish liability by a preponderance of the evidence, a legal term which means “more likely than not.” Picture two jars full of marbles sitting side by side. Each jar has the same number of marbles. If someone moves o...

Breaking Down Nursing Home Fall Claims

Most people go to nursing homes to receive the care and attention they need. Sadly, in many cases, things do not work out that way. Largely because of nursing home overcrowding, about 60 percent of nursing home residents sustain serious falls. A majority of these people can no lo...

One Killed, Three Injured in Loop 820 Crash

Investigators say that adverse weather may have been a factor in a deadly crash which occurred on South Loop 820 near the Highway 287 interchange. According to police and witnesses, a 19-year-old man apparently lost control of his vehicle, hit a guardrail, and careened into an ...

Dog Bite Injuries: Three Things to Know

According to the Centers for Disease Control, dogs bite over 4.7 million Americans a year. A significant number of these incidents require emergency care for serious injuries. Legally, these victims have several options in Texas. The Lone Star State uses the one-bite rule. Owner...

The Five Types of Driving Impairment

Most car crashes are not accidents. In fact, human error accounts for over 90 percent of these incidents. Frequently, that error involves one of the five types of impairment, as outlined below. Most jurors award rather large damages in driver impairment claims. Frequently, these...

Deadly Fireball Wreck in Denton

The multi-vehicle collision, which shut down I35W in both directions, killed three people and injured three others. Investigators believe that speed may have caused the crash. But by the time emergency responders arrived, little was left other than wreckage. The collision involv...