If your crash happened in Fort Worth, Arlington, Richland Hills or any other city in Tarrant County, the Texas law that applies is the same as in Dallas. What changes

In Texas there is no fixed figure and no calculator that produces the value of a personal injury case. Value comes from two things: how much your provable damages add

A motorcycle accident claim in Texas runs on the same negligence rules as a car crash, but in practice it is defended very differently: injuries tend to be more severe,

Five mistakes that can hurt an injury claim in Texas are delaying medical treatment, giving a recorded statement to the other party’s insurer, accepting a settlement before understanding the full

A wrongful death claim is the case a family brings when someone dies because of another party’s negligence. Texas law reserves that right to a specific group of family members

When someone is injured at a refinery or industrial plant in Texas, there may be more than one potential source of recovery. If the accident was caused by a company

An 18-wheeler accident is handled very differently from a collision between two cars. There can be several potentially liable parties beyond the driver, and much of the key evidence may

If an Uber or Lyft driver hit you as a pedestrian, cyclist, or occupant of another vehicle, the insurer that responds depends on that driver’s app status at the moment

If you were riding as an Uber or Lyft passenger when the accident happened, you’re typically covered by the $1 million policy the rideshare company is required to carry under