Cycling is growing rapidly across Webster and the surrounding Southwest Texas communities. As more people choose bikes for commuting, exercise, or leisure, the safety of our roads becomes an even bigger concern.
Car accidents are often attributed to driver error, bad weather, or poor road conditions, but sometimes the cause runs deeper. If a defective vehicle part contributed to your crash, the process for seeking justice becomes more intricate and nuanced.
Drunk driving continues to be a serious issue in Texas, with thousands of alcohol-related crashes occurring each year, according to the Texas Department of Transportation. While much of the focus tends to be on the intoxicated drivers themselves, another important legal angle involves the establishments that served them.
Electric scooters have rapidly transformed urban mobility across Texas cities like Austin, Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio. These lightweight, dockless vehicles are marketed as convenient alternatives to driving or walking short distances. However, their growing popularity has introduced new safety concerns, particularly when riders operate scooters on sidewalks.
Suffering a spinal cord injury is one of the most traumatic experiences anyone can face. Whether it happens in a car crash, a fall, or an on-the-job accident, the impact on your body, lifestyle, and future can be profound.
A traumatic brain injury (TBI) can change a person’s life in an instant. Whether it’s the result of a car crash, workplace accident, slip and fall, or violent act, the damage to the brain can leave lasting physical, emotional, and cognitive effects.
Losing a limb is one of the most traumatic experiences a person can face. Whether caused by a violent accident, a medical emergency, or a workplace injury, the physical, emotional, and financial toll of an amputation can be devastating. Victims often face a lifetime of medical care, prosthetic use, therapy, and lost income, not to mention the lasting emotional trauma.
Rear-end collisions are some of the most common types of car accidents in Texas and across the United States. While many people assume the driver in the back is always at fault, determining liability isn’t always that simple. Proving fault can be key in recovering fair compensation, especially when injuries are involved.
As an experienced legal professional, I have seen firsthand the challenges that arise from off-road vehicle accidents. When it comes to personal injury claims, the details matter. Off-road accidents occur in various settings, from rugged trails to remote recreational areas, and they often present unique liability issues that differ from those in traditional vehicular accidents.
Rideshare accidents involve multiple parties, including drivers, rideshare companies, and sometimes other motorists or pedestrians, which makes liability determination more complicated than typical car accidents. I’m here to help clients understand how liability is determined and what steps they can take regarding this personal injury case.
