The car wreck happened so fast you barely remember it. The other driver – who was running some errands for their boss at the time and distracted by their phone – was clearly at fault. If the other driver caused your injuries, why should their boss have to pay? That’s where the legal concept of...
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Car Accidents
9 out of 10 accidents are caused by human error
Most people insist that they are good drivers. In fact, most drivers think that they're above average, and they may complain about the lack of skill shown by drivers around them. However, the fact of the matter is that most people are not good drivers, and they cause many car accidents. They may...
2 common injuries from car crashes
Car crashes sometimes produce very minor injuries, but there are times when the injures are serious. One thing that you should remember is that the damage to the vehicles doesn’t necessarily have anything to do with how severe the injuries are. You can have a totaled vehicle and walk away with...
Who pays after an uninsured driver causes a Texas crash?
Texas requires that all drivers obtain a license before they drive any vehicle. Drivers who want to operate their own vehicles also need to register their vehicles with the state. To register a vehicle, a driver first has to provide proof of liability insurance coverage. A driver pays for...
Texas leads the nation in wrong-way motor vehicle accidents
The state of Texas is known for many things including, the Alamo, barbecue and live music. Unfortunately, the state holds another distinction that is as dangerous as it is frustrating: According to the American Automobile Association or AAA, Texas leads the country in fatal wrong-way car...
How the 3-second rule could help you avoid a car crash
Many motorists claim to be safe drivers. Unfortunately, those are the same drivers you may notice checking their phones in heavy traffic, barely stopping at stop signs or for red lights and engaging in other reckless driving habits. While you can't control what other motorists do, you can make...
Is there a ‘safe’ color for your next car?
When it comes to buying a car, people tend not to be all that risky with their color choices. The majority of American cars that are sold in a given year tend to be white, black, gray and silver. Overall, black and white lead the way. If you have started feeling like all cars on the road look the...
What is compartment syndrome?
There are many injuries that someone may suffer in an auto accident. Compartment syndrome is one of them. Compartment syndrome can be very painful. It involves a buildup of swelling and pressure in the muscles of a person's arms and legs. This buildup of pressure can affect circulation to those...
Pets can make driving dangerous: Consider a restraining device for safety
If you’ve ever driven with a pet in the vehicle, you know that they could be distracting. A pet that has to use the restroom might go in the vehicle or start whining and barking to get attention. A dog might get car sick, or they may leap around the vehicle while you are in motion. While there...
3 things to document with your phone after a serious wreck
Mobile phones often get blamed for causing car crashes. It certainly is true that distraction at the wheel causes a significant number of collisions. However, your phone is also a valuable tool that helps protect you while you were on the road. You can call for help right away if you get a flat...