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The Texas Tort Claims Act: Can You Sue the City of Houston or METRO After an Injury?
Yes, in limited cases. The City of Houston or METRO can be held responsible when an employee’s negligent driving or a dangerous property condition caused...
Diminished Value Claims in Texas: Getting Paid for Your Car’s Lost Value
Yes. When another driver caused the crash, Texas law generally lets you claim the drop in your car’s market value from that driver’s liability insurer,...
How to Get Your Texas Crash Report (CR-3) After a Houston Car Accident
Most people buy their Texas crash report, the CR-3, online from the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) for $6, or $8 certified. Houston and Bellaire...
These Are the Phone Habits Putting Texans in the Hospital, Ranked
Every year, Texans land in the emergency room because their attention was on a screen instead of the sidewalk, the stairs, or the road ahead....
What Happens When an Insurance Company Delays Your Injury Claim in Texas?
When an insurance company delays your injury claim in Texas, the law is not silent about it. The Insurance Code sets specific response windows, attaches...
Third-Party Liability for Houston Workplace Injuries
Third-party liability for a work injury in Texas is less about identifying a defendant than about understanding how the recovery gets split once you have...
LHWCA vs. Jones Act: Which Maritime Law Covers Your Houston Injury?
The LHWCA vs Jones Act question decides more than which form gets filed. It determines whether you have a lawsuit or a benefits claim, whether...
Texas Jones Act Claims: What Offshore Workers Need to Know
The Jones Act protects Texas offshore workers in a way ordinary workers’ compensation does not, because it treats an injured seaman as someone with a...
What Makes a Houston Funeral Home Negligent?
Funeral home negligence in Houston happens when a funeral home fails to use reasonable care with a loved one’s remains, records, or service contract, and...