Your Guardrail Crash Left You Injured—Now You Need the Proof When a guardrail fails or causes additional injuries during a crash, obtaining the official crash report becomes your first critical step toward justice. The Federal Highway Administration states that guardrails shield motorists who leave the roadway, but when they malfunction—turning a minor accident into catastrophic…
The Hidden Cost That Could Make or Break Your Guardrail Injury Claim If you’ve been injured in a guardrail accident in Texas, you might be surprised to learn that an $8 certified crash report could be one of the most critical documents for your case. While dealing with injuries, medical bills, and insurance companies, the…
When Safety Barriers Become Deadly: Understanding Your Legal Rights After a Guardrail Crash 947 fatal guardrail crashes between 2009 and 2013 represent more than statistics—they represent families torn apart, futures destroyed, and justice delayed. If you or someone you love has been injured or killed in a guardrail crash, you’re facing one of the most…
Every 2 Hours and 7 Minutes: The Harsh Reality of Texas Roads Every 2 hours and 7 minutes, a family in Texas receives the devastating news that their loved one has been killed in a car accident. For Houston residents, the statistics are particularly sobering – with approximately 2,850 serious car injuries occurring annually in…
When Safety Barriers Fail: Your Legal Rights After a Guardrail Crash Every year, thousands of drivers trust guardrails to protect them from dangerous drop-offs, oncoming traffic, and roadside hazards. Yet when these safety barriers fail—whether due to defective design, improper installation, or inadequate maintenance—the results can be catastrophic. If you’ve been injured in a guardrail…
You’ve been in a car accident. It wasn’t your fault, but you reported it to your auto insurance provider, as required by the terms of your policy. Now you may be wondering: will your premiums go up, even though someone else is to blame for what happened? Can Your Insurance Go Up Even If the…
Chest pain is one of the most common symptoms people experience after being in a car accident. It’s particularly common after rear-end collisions, as the force from these crashes can press drivers and passengers forcefully into their seat belts. Chest pain after a car accident could indicate anything from broken ribs or a bruised sternum…
If you are in a motorcycle and car accident in Texas, you may wonder which party is at fault. Even in a rear-end accident, who’s at fault depends on the specific circumstances of the case. The leading driver could be at fault, the trailing motorcyclist could be at fault, both parties could share fault, or…
Many Texas drivers wonder whether they must place front license plates on their vehicles, especially if their car lacks a designated front plate holder or they prefer a cleaner aesthetic. So, does Texas require a front license plate? What are the legal requirements, exemptions, and consequences of not having one? Here’s everything you need to…
More than 2.3 million people live in Houston, according to the most recent census data, which means there are a lot of people on the roads – and a lot of accidents, too. Here’s what you need to know about accident hotspots in the Bayou City. Most Dangerous Intersections in Houston According to a recent…
