Personal Injury Blog

What Percentage Do Lawyers Take for a Fort Worth Personal Injury Case?

If you’re hurt due to someone else’s actions in Fort Worth, TX, and need help, it’s important to know what to do. The best first step is to talk to a local personal injury lawyer. They can tell you the best way to handle your case, like going to court or working with an insurance… read more

How Much Compensation Can a Passenger Get After a Car Accident in Fort Worth, TX?

Car accidents are often traumatic experiences. Passengers involved in such accidents can suffer from serious injuries and emotional distress. In Texas, liability insurance is required. Understanding the basics of personal injury claims is important to determine the potential compensation after a car accident.  What Is Liability Insurance? In simple terms, liability insurance is a safety… read more

Does Texas Have a Good Samaritan Law?

The term “Good Samaritan” comes from a biblical parable about a person stopping to help another person. It has transitioned into the Good Samaritan Rule. Under the rule, a good Samaritan is someone who provides services for another person.  Under common law, a person who helps another person when they are not obligated to do… read more

How Fort Worth Personal Injury Lawyers Get Paid

A personal injury from someone’s negligence can drastically affect your quality of life.  Many in Fort Worth, Texas, also hesitate to seek legal help, fearing the cost will add to their burdens. In this context, understanding the payment structure for legal services becomes crucial. Many are surprised to learn that, in Fort Worth, personal injury… read more

What Is the Likelihood I Will Experience a Car Accident in Fort Worth?

The City of Fort Worth, Texas, keeps extensive car accident data. According to that information, roughly 12,000 car accidents occurred in 2020, and that number has been consistently rising at a rate of roughly 5% per year. Fatalities are on the rise as well. Those statistics may seem concerning, but they don’t guarantee that you… read more

10 Tips for Maximizing Compensation in Your Personal Injury Case

Thousands of people are injured in car accidents, slips and falls, and workplace accidents each year. Defective products, medical malpractice, and nursing home abuse also cause thousands of injuries annually. Injured victims often file personal injury claims seeking recovery for their damages.  If another party causes you harm, you could secure compensation for your losses… read more

Statute of Limitations in a Fort Worth Wrongful Death Case

Did another party cause the death of your family member? If so, you might consider suing for wrongful death.  The Texas wrongful death statute gives family members the right to file a wrongful death lawsuit seeking compensation for damages. However, the law imposes a wrongful death lawsuit statute of limitations that restricts the amount of… read more

5 Controversial Medical Treatments Used in Modern Medicine

NOTE: Our law firm does not handle medical malpractice cases. This article is for informational purposes only. Information found in the article does not constitute as formal legal advice and does not create an attorney/client relationship. The medical, scientific, and technological communities are always coming up with new and innovative methods for treating various health… read more

Who Is Responsible if Your Child Is Injured at School? 

We send our children to school each day, assuming they will be safe. We trust that the school will take steps to ensure safe premises. We trust the teachers and staff members will take reasonable steps to minimize the risk of student injury.  Unfortunately, school injuries are common. If your child is injured at school,… read more

Texas Golf Cart Laws

Golf carts are popular in neighborhoods and complexes throughout Texas. Changes to certain state laws allow people to drive their golf carts on some roads by complying with specific restrictions. If you own a golf cart, it’s crucial to understand Texas golf cart laws and how your negligence could create liability for another party’s damages…. read more