Posted on June 08, 2025 in Work Accidents

When employers carry workers’ compensation insurance through a state program, employees who are injured on the job or become ill due to job-related duties should receive benefits. These benefits are available regardless of negligence or fault. In Texas, most employers have the option to provide similar coverage through private insurance plans. Non-subscriber coverage and rules differ from workers' compensation.

Texas is also an at-will employment state, meaning that employees can be fired at any time for almost any reason. However, reporting a work injury is a protected activity, making retaliation by wrongful discharge illegal. If you have a non-subscriber work injury, it is best to contact our dedicated Carrollton, TX work accident lawyer. We can assist you with collecting the compensation you deserve and take appropriate action on your behalf to address illegal retaliation. Se Habla Español.

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 Posted on May 23, 2025 in Car Accidents

You may wonder why anyone would drive on the wrong side of the road. Surely it doesn’t happen often, right?  Texas 2023 crash facts reveal that 1,520 wrong-side wrecks occurred, with 737 more happening when a driver passed in a no-passing lane. Many of these motor vehicle collisions caused injuries and deaths.

When a driver’s negligence or carelessness causes a crash, injured victims or the families of fatal victims may qualify for compensation through a personal injury or wrongful death claim. However, you are not likely to get the maximum amount without our skilled Irving, TX car accident lawyer advocating for your best interests. Se Habla Español.

Have There Been Recent Wrong-Way Crashes in Texas?

May 17th and 18th, 2025, saw at least two wrong-way crashes in Northern Texas alone. In Grayson County, a Dodge pickup truck attempted to pass a Toyota Tacoma in a no-passing zone, which led to hitting an oncoming Chevy Silverado. The resulting head-on crash killed all three Chevy occupants, including the driver and two young children. The Tacoma’s driver was treated for minor injuries at the accident scene. The driver of the Dodge was charged with three counts of manslaughter.

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 Posted on May 07, 2025 in Truck Accidents

Did you know that an average car has approximately 30,000 individual parts that make up nine primary systems? Each part needs to be designed, manufactured, and installed properly for the vehicle to function safely. In 2024, more than 29 million vehicles in the U.S. were affected by 950 safety recalls. Still, defective parts can directly contribute to causing motor vehicle collisions and resulting injuries.

Many people think that if an auto part has been recalled, they cannot pursue compensation for injuries in an accident. However, a recall does not mean the manufacturer is no longer liable. If a defective part caused your injury, our knowledgeable Dallas County, TX product liability lawyer can help you collect the compensation you deserve.

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 Posted on April 28, 2025 in Personal Injury

If you are hurt in an accident, you may already know that you could be entitled to compensation through a personal injury or non-subscriber work injuries claim. Although you may be uncertain about how those claims actually work, you probably expect the insurance company to pay your claim fairly, right? Sadly, that usually is not true.

Most insurers, regardless of the type of policy in question, try to pay only a minimal amount on claims. How will you know if the amount the company is offering is less than it should be? Call our office, and our experienced Dallas personal injury attorney will evaluate your claim, calculate your damages, and fight to maximize your compensation. Se Habla Español.

How Are Damages in Personal Injury Cases Calculated?

One of the most frequently asked questions accident victims have is how much their case is worth. There is no simple answer to that question, because the value of your case depends on several unique factors. Damages are specific losses that result from your accident, whether a car or truck wreck, a workplace incident, or another cause.

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 Posted on April 09, 2025 in Car Accidents

On April 5th, 2025, a Fort Worth crash on W. Risinger Road that involved five vehicles killed at least three people and injured several more. I-35 was the scene of at least two multiple-vehicle crashes earlier in the same week. You may know that if you are injured in a car accident, you could be entitled to compensation. However, you need to know who caused your wreck in order to file a claim.

You might wonder if you can just pick another driver and file your claim against his policy. That is not how these cases work. Your resourceful Irving, TX personal injury lawyer will investigate your chain-reaction collision to find out who was responsible for causing your injuries, vehicle damage, and other related losses.

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 Posted on March 25, 2025 in Personal Injury

Injury accidents are quite common. In fact, around 40 million people visit U.S. hospital emergency rooms annually seeking treatment for injuries. That number does not include patients treated in other facilities. Motor vehicle accidents account for many of those injuries, although other incidents can also cause them. Sometimes, only one person is responsible for the accident or incident. However, more than one party often shares the blame.

If you were partially responsible for causing your injury and related damages, you are probably wondering whether you can pursue a claim for compensation. The answer depends on your degree of fault. An experienced Irving, TX personal injury lawyer can investigate and verify your eligibility. Se Habla Español.

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 Posted on March 09, 2025 in Car Accidents

According to the Texas Department of Transportation, 5,921 crashes in Texas during 2023 involved pedestrians. Those collisions caused 807 pedestrian deaths, 1,457 suspected serious injuries, 2,412 suspected minor injuries, and 1,331 possible injuries. Only 223 crashes did not cause injuries. Pedestrian accidents in Texas continue, with a fatal one already happening in Dallas on March 1st of this year.

Many people believe that drivers are always responsible for pedestrian accidents, but that is not necessarily true. Like motorists, pedestrians have to follow the rules of the road. Any wreck can have several parties sharing fault, and fault determinations directly influence your eligibility to seek compensation if you sustain injuries or a loved one is killed in a pedestrian accident. Your skilled Dallas County, TX personal injury lawyer can fight to help you collect the full amount you are entitled to.

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 Posted on February 20, 2025 in Car Accidents

A little over four years ago, one of the worst pileups in U.S. history happened in Fort Worth, TX. 130 vehicles were involved in a mass collision that injured at least 65 people and resulted in six deaths. The stretch of I-35 W where the chain-reaction crash occurred was covered in ice, and the roadway’s concrete barriers did not allow motorists to avoid the collision. Although North Tarrant Express Mobility Partners S3 had treated the elevated roadway with a brine solution some 44 hours before wintry precipitation began to fall, further road treatment was not undertaken.

Hopefully, a crash of this scope will never happen again. However, collisions on icy roads continue to occur, raising the question of who is liable for paying for your damages if you are injured in a wreck on slick roads. Motor vehicle accident claims could provide compensation for injured victims, and eligible survivors of fatal car wreck victims might secure damages through wrongful death claims. Your skilled Irving, TX personal injury attorney can determine liability and help you pursue full compensation for your damages.

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 Posted on February 07, 2025 in Truck Accidents

A recent news report claims that Amazon freight carriers have been involved in more than 48 crashes in the last two years; at least 57 people lost their lives in those crashes. It was also reported that Amazon middle-mile contractors have an extremely high number of unsafe driving violations.

Who is liable if an Amazon truck injures or kills someone? What makes these cases complicated? A board-certified Dallas County, TX truck accident lawyer can identify the liable party and fight to help you get the compensation you deserve. Se Habla Español.

Who Pays Damages in an Amazon Crash?

You might think that Amazon or the driver is always responsible for a crash. While this is sometimes true, we need to investigate several factors before we can tell you who is liable for paying your damages. In fact, several parties could share the blame. Amazon, a third-party carrier, the truck driver, the truck’s owner, mechanics, cargo loaders, and parts manufacturers could be at fault. Once we uncover all the details, we can help you pursue all avenues of compensation.

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 Posted on January 23, 2025 in Car Accidents

Driving under the influence is dangerous and illegal because there is an increased risk of causing an accident that injures or kills someone. Although drunk drivers make the decision to get behind the wheel, and are therefore responsible for the harm they cause, others may share liability. The Texas Dram Shop Act allows you to hold the party who sold or otherwise provided an obviously intoxicated individual with additional alcohol responsible for any harm that was caused.

Who can be liable if the Dram Shop Act applies to your case? How can you get the evidence you need? An experienced Dallas, TX personal injury lawyer can investigate your accident to uncover and preserve supporting evidence.

What Does the Dram Shop Act Say?

To make a claim against a party under the Dram Shop Act, the adult individual receiving the alcoholic beverage must be "obviously intoxicated to the extent that he presented a clear danger to himself and others." In addition, the intoxication must have been directly related to causing the damages you suffered. Minors should never receive alcoholic beverages, whether by selling, serving, or giving to them.

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