Personal Injury Blog
Can You Sue in Fort Worth For A Car Accident If You Are Not Hurt?
Jason Stephens | January 20, 2022 | Car Accidents
Have you been involved in a car accident in Fort Worth, Texas? Texas is an at-fault state. If you’re injured in a car accident due to another driver’s negligence, you can seek compensation for your medical bills and other losses by filing a claim with the insurance of the negligent party. Alternatively, you can file… read more
4 Things You Didn’t Know About Semi Trucks
Jason Stephens | January 17, 2022 | Truck Accidents
We’ve all seen them—the big, lumbering giants of the interstate. They carry our goods across the state lines. And because of them, our grocery shelves are (almost) always stocked. But how much do we really know about semi trucks? For starters, you may not have known that the modern semi truck first hit America’s roads… read more
Emotional and Mental Issues After a Fort Worth Car Accident
Jason Stephens | January 14, 2022 | Car Accidents
Your car accident can trigger emotional and mental symptoms in addition to physical pain. And just as you can seek compensation for physical injuries, you can also seek compensation for mental and emotional injuries. Just keep in mind that you will need evidence to support a claim for mental or emotional injuries. How Emotional and… read more
More Fatal Truck Collisions in Dallas-Fort Worth Area, Experts Say
Jason Stephens | January 11, 2022 | Truck Accidents
If it seems like there are more fatal truck collisions on the road lately, you’re not imagining it. According to a recent report in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, fatal car accidents involving commercial trucks have surged in Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex in the last two years. The combination of staggering growth in the D-FW area and… read more
How to Handle Your Medical Bills After a Fort Worth Car Accident
Jason Stephens | December 23, 2021 | Car Accidents
Generally, you are responsible for paying for your medical bills after a car accident. That is the case even if you may not have been responsible for causing the car crash. However, if another driver was at fault for the accident, you may be able to receive reimbursement for medical expenses by filing an insurance… read more
Why Do Rear-End Collisions Happen and Who’s to Blame?
Jason Stephens | December 22, 2021 | Car Accidents
Rear-end collisions are among the most common types of car accidents. Victims of a rear-end collision may experience severe injuries, especially if the colliding vehicle is traveling at high speeds when the accident occurs. Rear-end collisions are often the fault of the driver who crashes into a vehicle that is stopped or slowing down. However,… read more
Texas Laws on the Road: What’s the Smallest Street Legal Motorcycle?
Jason Stephens | December 21, 2021 | Texas Law
If riding a motorcycle is your passion, one bike may not be enough. After all, motorcycles come in all shapes and sizes. Maybe it’s time to try something different! But before you spend money on a new bike, it’s a good idea to get familiar with the laws in Texas. And if you are interested… read more
Should I Call 911 After a Car Accident in Fort Worth, TX?
Jason Stephens | December 11, 2021 | Car Accidents
Car accidents range in severity. Some are quite serious and must be reported to the police. However, others are fairly minor. Perhaps you were just involved in a car accident in Fort Worth that seems to have caused minimal harm and property damage. You might wonder if this is an accident that requires calling 911…. read more
Allstate Worst Insurance Company For Consumers
Jason Stephens | December 10, 2021 | Personal Injury
In their marketing, insurance companies present themselves as being on the side of the customer. In reality, insurance companies are businesses. Accordingly, their goal is often to increase their profits and minimize their losses. This is not meant to suggest that all insurance companies are untrustworthy. Insurers play an important role in the lives of… read more
3 Elements of Standing to Sue
Jason Stephens | December 9, 2021 | Personal Injury
One must have standing before they can bring a lawsuit against someone. If you file a lawsuit and the defendant files a motion to dismiss alleging that you do not have standing to sue, the judge will have to evaluate the situation. If the judge determines that you do not have standing to sue, your… read more