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Texas has a rich history of industrial operations, harboring major players in the oil and gas industry. This prominence brings with it inherent occupational hazards, including the risk of catastrophic explosions at facilities operated by global energy companies like ExxonMobil. These unfortunate instances pose great risks not just to workers but can also have…

In Texas, just like all other states, drivers must carry a certain amount of liability insurance to cover bodily injury and property damage – which essentially ensures there are funds available from an at-fault party to cover damages they may cause in a car accident. Knowing these requirements is crucial when pursuing compensation for…

In the state of Texas, and throughout the country, suffering a personal injury due to someone else’s negligence means you have the right to seek justice and compensation. Personal injury cases can encompass anything from car accidents and slip and falls to medical malpractice or product liability claims. However, it’s critical that your pursuit…

One of the consequences of being involved in a serious accident can be a severe head injury that causes concussion or even permanent damage to the brain. For sufferers, the effects can be life-changing and catastrophic. This isn’t the case for everyone and side effects can subside within a few days. There are, however,…

Cars — while convenient — aren’t exempt from catastrophic accidents. An analysis from the National Safety Council found that 4.8 million people suffered severe injuries in car crashes in 2020.  Some people opt for public transportation to avoid the risks of driving, which begs the question of whether public transportation is safer than driving…

It is generally assumed that passenger cars need about a football field to come to a complete stop if they’re driving at highway speeds. For semi trucks, this increases to more than 500 feet. This is a reason why rear-end accidents happen. In some cases, a truck driver may not notice the traffic has…