Blog Category: Personal Injury Law

Sitting rear-facing is simply the safest way to travel in a car. Children in rear-facing seats are significantly safer than those in forward-facing seats. In fact, the risk of serious injury or fatality is eight times higher for forward-facing passengers. In addition, rear-facing seats are four times safer in side-impact crashes, which is the most dangerous type of collision. 60

Did you know that Texas ranks as the second most dangerous state for teenage drivers? Car crashes continue to be a leading cause of death for teens in the United States, with Texas alone recording over 10,000 fatalities and injuries each year. Younger drivers face a higher risk of collisions compared to adults. Teen drivers aged 16 to 17 are three times

Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) are shockingly common and are a leading cause of disability and death in the United States. In 2014 alone, TBIs contributed to nearly 3 million emergency department visits, hospitalizations, and deaths. Sadly, over 54,000 adults and 2,500 children lost their lives due to TBIs that year.  It’s important to understand that

Car crashes can have devastating consequences. Severe injuries caused by negligence can lead to high medical expenses and hinder your ability to work or enjoy your life’s passions. That’s why it’s crucial to have an experienced personal injury attorney by your side. Not only will they guide you through the complexities of your claim, but

More than 15 million Americans attend sporting events annually, with Texas sports drawing massive crowds. In 2022, the Dallas Cowboys recorded the NFL’s highest average home game attendance with 93,465 spectators. However, there are inherent risks involved when attending sports events. Stray objects, falls, weather hazards, and unruly fans can cause severe injuries during a game. Here’s what

Slip and fall injuries can happen anywhere, and they can result in fatal injuries.  Slips and falls contribute to over 1 million hospital emergency room visits per year in the United States. They are also a leading cause of spinal cord injuries and brain injury symptoms, accounting for 87% of all fractures among people over