When a car accident happens, those inside the vehicle or vehicles are at risk of serious injury or even death. Two people were recently killed in a central Texas car accident as the result of a Chevrolet pickup truck running a red light and colliding with another pickup truck. The accident occurred on highway 195,…
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If you are one of the thousands of Texans who suffer on-the-job injuries every year, you know how difficult it can be to obtain the money you need and deserve from your employer and other sources. Victims of a workplace accident should be fairly compensated for their injuries and any potentially disabling conditions that result…
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Tracy Morgan filed suit against Wal-Mart, the company who employs the truck driver who crashed into him, severely injuring Morgan. A passenger in the bus limo died as a result of the crash. In the criminal report, police said the truck driver had been awake for more than 24 hours at the time of the…
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As the first day of school approaches for many schools across the country, pedestrian, bicyclists, and traffic congestion will dramatically increase in school zones. Due to this increase in traffic, it is essential for drivers to stay alert during peak commuting hours on school roads. Although drivers should always be vigilant for adult pedestrians, they…
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In 2014, GM has issued over 50 recalls for millions of cars in a crisis that has left the company’s in CEO Mary Barra in constant damage control mode. Earlier this summer, as part of its effort to manage the crisis, GM created a protocol to compensate victims who were seriously injured or had lost…
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From one side of Texas to the next, there are people who push the limits of the law and decide to drink and drive. While many get away with this, some are caught by police and brought to justice. Drunk driving accidents can be serious, both for the person under the influence as well as…
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On Wednesday August 6, 2014 the Houston City Council voted on the alterative taxi services Uber and Lyft. In a 10-5 vote, with two City Council members absent, the City Council approved the use of the two “taxi apps”. Council members in opposition of Uber and Lyft were Jerry Davis, Mike Laster, C.O. Bradford, Michael…
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We all know that drinking alcohol and getting behind the wheel of a car are two activities that should simply never mix. Texans who choose to drive while intoxicated are mixing up a disastrous cocktail, sometimes with dire consequences. Too many victims in our state die or suffer serious injury because of drunk driving accidents…
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