After being injured in a car accident, talking to insurance adjusters is probably the last thing you want to do. However, chances are you will receive at least one call from an adjuster in the days following the crash. When you do, it is important that you know what to…
In Texas, yielding the right-of-way means allowing another driver, cyclist, or pedestrian their right to go first on a road or through an intersection. Unfortunately, many road users fail to yield the right-of-way, putting themselves and others in danger of a crash. What Are Texas’ Right-of-Way Laws? Given how vital…
Automobile manufacturers design vehicle safety systems like seat belts and airbags to protect adult-sized individuals. As a result, young children must ride in child car seats or booster seats to reduce their risk of injuries in a car accident. Texas car seat and booster laws require children under 8 years old…
If you experienced emotional distress due to someone else’s negligence, Texas allows you to sue for compensation as long as you’re also seeking recovery for physical injuries. Depending on the type of emotional distress you seek compensation for, you may have to provide different kinds of evidence. But if you…
In certain areas of Colorado, it is illegal to own a pit bull or other breeds. These are controversial laws. Some believe they are a perfectly reasonable response to the risks posed by certain breeds of dogs that may have a tendency to be aggressive, while others believe they are…
You are traveling on South Sheridan Boulevard in Denver when you come upon a car accident. You arrive before any responders. There appears to be someone on the road unconscious and not moving. Should you stop and render aid? Some people are reluctant to get involved because of concerns about legal…
Starting in 2025, Texas will make a major change to its state inspection requirements. With the passage of House Bill 3297, most drivers will no longer need annual safety inspections but will still have to pay a $7.50 yearly fee. However, 17 counties will continue to require emissions testing, and…
If you were injured in an accident in Texas and received treatment at a hospital, you may be surprised to receive a hospital lien in the mail. Don’t panic: Hospital liens are often applied to people who receive emergency medical care. Knowing how these legal instruments work and understanding your…
If you’ve lost a loved one in an accident or due to a wrongful act, seeking justice through a Colorado wrongful death lawsuit can be complicated. Only specific individuals are allowed to file these actions, you have a small window to act, and proving who is liable for your family…
Did your family lose a loved one due to someone else’s negligence in Colorado? Preventable deaths due to careless drivers, dangerous workplaces, medical malpractice, defective products, irresponsible property owners, and other negligent parties happen all too often in our community. If you’ve lost a loved one in an accident or…
