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Every year millions of Americans are injured, with nearly 170,000 of those injuries being fatal due to the mistakes and negligence of other people.

Personal injury lawyers in this time of COVID-19 are finding that the pandemic has had interesting effects on traffic trends, including those involving trucks and resulting truck accidents.

Any auto accident attorney will confirm that crossing the street can be dangerous and in Texas with one of the highest overall yearly accident fatality rates, pedestrian fatalities are exceptionally high as well.

Every year, millions of school-age children across the U.S. walk or bike to school, which puts them in direct risk of being involved in an auto accident.

Though dogs are known to be man’s best friend, there are times when even our best friends have bad days or get provoked into biting.

Boating is a popular summertime recreation enjoyed by people of all ages.

Seat belts save lives in auto accidents, there is no denying that. What can be argued now is whether sitting properly seat-belted in the rear seat of a car is still the safest place to be.

The state of Texas is home to the 6th largest population of registered motorcycles in the entire country. Unfortunately, it's also home to the second-highest overall number of motorcycle accident fatalities, a disproportionate number based on registrations in comparison to other states.

Serious car crashes, falls, and other accidents can often result in traumatic brain injuries or TBI's& that can affect a person in many different ways, sometimes even permanently.

Americans love their dogs and many even treat them as members of the family. Unfortunately, dogs may react negatively to people or surroundings and bite a person seriously enough that they need an experienced lawyer to help them pursue a claim against the dog's owner.