Dallas Legal Blog
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Why You Shouldn’t Accept Early Settlement Offers After a Car Accident
Read more: Why You Shouldn’t Accept Early Settlement Offers After a Car AccidentCar accidents are incredibly stressful. A serious car crash causes a host of changes to your life, from coordinating medical care to dealing with the trauma and emotions of the crash. Unfortunately, insurance companies are not your ally during this difficult time. Their aim is…
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The Benefits of Going to Trial in a Car Accident Case
Read more: The Benefits of Going to Trial in a Car Accident CaseWhen you’ve been injured in a car accident, you’re dealing with a lot. One of the biggest decisions you’ll face is whether to settle with the insurance company or take your case to trial. The vast majority of claims are resolved without a trial, and…
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Compensation for Mental Anguish in Texas Car Accidents
Read more: Compensation for Mental Anguish in Texas Car AccidentsMany injuries can create some level of mental anguish. It should come as no surprise that severe pain, loss of function, scarring, and other elements of a serious personal injury can lead to emotional trauma. Likewise, the loss of a loved one in an accident…
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Rising Auto Insurance Costs Could Mean More Uninsured Drivers
Read more: Rising Auto Insurance Costs Could Mean More Uninsured DriversWith so many rising costs, consumers may be surprised when they notice just how expensive auto insurance is now. The added expense may lead to an increase in uninsured motorists and the problems that come with them. Uninsured drivers can be a real problem if…
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Texas Bus Accident Raises Seat Belt Safety & Liability Questions
Read more: Texas Bus Accident Raises Seat Belt Safety & Liability QuestionsThe state of Texas requires large school buses to be equipped with seat belts and requires schoolchildren to buckle up. It’s fair to wonder how often these laws are followed and enforced. It is also fair to ask what that law means for school bus…
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Texas Suspends Certain Commercial Driver Licenses
Read more: Texas Suspends Certain Commercial Driver LicensesOn September 29, 2025, the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) announced a significant change in its commercial driver license (CDL) policy. In compliance with an emergency rule change from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), Texas has suspended the issuance of certain CDLs…
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Texas Receives Over $56 Million in Federal Highway Safety Grants
Read more: Texas Receives Over $56 Million in Federal Highway Safety GrantsThe National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has approved more than $800 million in traffic safety grants for Fiscal Year 2026. Of that, Texas is set to receive more than $56 million to support highway safety initiatives. For Texans, especially those who’ve been involved in…
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The Legal Differences of Fatal Crashes
Read more: The Legal Differences of Fatal CrashesCar accidents are an unfortunate reality on Texas roads. While every collision can be traumatic, fatal car accidents carry a distinct weight. Luckily, fatal accidents have been falling in America. Still, understanding the legal differences between fatal and non-fatal accidents is essential to getting the…
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How Weather Conditions Impact Liability in Texas Car Accidents
Read more: How Weather Conditions Impact Liability in Texas Car AccidentsTexas is known for its unpredictable and sometimes extreme weather. Our state is large enough to have several climate zones, so drivers have to be ready to handle almost anything. When an accident occurs during inclement weather, does this affect who is responsible for the…
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The Benefits of Settling a Car Accident Case out of Court
Read more: The Benefits of Settling a Car Accident Case out of CourtThe aftermath of a car accident can be overwhelming. The toll a crash takes on your health, your mental well-being and your pocketbook is considerable. To make matters worse, it’s during this time of high stress that you’re faced with several decisions you’re likely unprepared…
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Drowsy Driving in Texas: A Preventable Tragedy
Read more: Drowsy Driving in Texas: A Preventable TragedyRecently, the driver of an 18-wheeler on I-20 in Texas allegedly fell asleep behind the wheel. This resulted in a crash that took the lives of five people. While most drowsy driving incidents don’t lead to such mass casualty events, they are all crashes that…
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Failing To Signal: Liability in Car Accident Cases
Read more: Failing To Signal: Liability in Car Accident CasesTurn signal use is one of those things that drivers know is important but sometimes ignore anyway. As in the case of distracted driving, it’s easy to talk about doing things correctly, but doing so is something different. Turn signals can prevent accidents. They can…
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