It’s possible for victims to recover compensation under the law, but they must adhere to the guidelines for filing a claim/lawsuit.

This page covers the most common causes of burn injuries and what victims should do to prevent as many problems as possible.

This article will discuss situations where it is appropriate for an individual to consider hiring a lawyer from another state.

Texas has a proportionate responsibility law meaning everyone involved in an accident is responsible for their share of fault.

Catastrophic injury is a kind of severe injury that leaves the victim permanently disabled and unable to work for notable gain.

This article will provide readers with information regarding contrecoup injuries and economic or noneconomic damages to recover.

This blog discusses the handling a car accident in Texas, particularly when bearing partial fault and vital steps for compensation.

A demand package for a personal injury case consists of a demand letter, including the demand for compensation, and the claim’s exhibits.

There's no "average" settlement amount for a TBI in Texas; value of a brain injury case depends on the facts and an experienced lawyer.

The Texas personal injury statute of limitations to file and recover damages is two years from the date of the victim's accident.

This article will describe Texas' modified comparative fault system along with the average and median tooth injury settlements.

Writing a demand letter shouldn't be too hard if you have enough supporting evidence to back the claims up.

The burden of proof is a legal standard that parties seeking to prove an allegation in court must satisfy in order to win a case.

If the victim was injured because of the at-fault party's negligence, they could file a personal injury claim against that person.

Depending on the type of personal injury fraud a person makes, they could face civil and even criminal penalties in Texas.

This article explains why getting legal counsel before signing an injury settlement and release agreement is important.

Duty of care is vital because it's the basis of evaluating the extent to which a defendant is liable for the injuries.

Personal injury law allows for a defense and one of those that may be used in these cases is that of assumption of risk.

The legal doctrine of respondeat superior comes from a Latin term that quite literally translates to "let the master answer."

Essentially, the term "gross negligence" describes a person's failure to use a reasonable level of care to avoid an accident.