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Car accidents are a common and unfortunate aspect of modern life, and Texas, with its sprawling highways and bustling cities, experiences its fair share of collisions. Despite their frequency, working through the aftermath of a car accident can be confusing and overwhelming.

Injuries can completely alter the course of your life. Whether it's a car accident, slip and fall, or workplace injury, the aftermath can be overwhelming. On top of dealing with physical pain and emotional distress, you may also have to subject yourself to the insurance company's scrutiny.

When we talk about personal injury settlements, one of the first questions that often comes up is, "Will my settlement be taxed?" It's an important question, and understanding the answer can have a significant impact on your financial outcome.

In recent years, social media has become deeply integrated into our lives. We use Instagram, X, Facebook, TikTok, and other platforms to stay in touch and interact with our family, friends, and followers.

If you’ve ever been involved in a car accident, you know firsthand how startling and traumatizing it can be. You have adrenaline pumping through your body, and at the same time, you’re expected to get yourself and others to safety, assess your situation, exchange information with the other driver, while also documenting evidence for insurance claims.

Many of our clients come to us because they have many unanswered questions and concerns. If you have been injured in an accident and now you are dealing with physical, emotional, and financial burdens, you might need an attorney to help you with your injury claim.

After most people are injured in a car accident, they watch the medical bills pile up while their paycheck stops showing up. Then, the insurance company for the negligent driver who caused the crash makes you an offer to settle your car accident claim.

Being involved in an accident can be an overwhelming experience, and the first 72 hours after the incident can be difficult to sort through. However, the steps you take during these moments can affect the outcome of your injury claims.

Drinking and driving is among the leading causes of traffic accidents, injuries, and fatalities in Texas and across the United States. Unfortunately, victims of drunk driving accidents are often confused about the next steps to take or how to pursue damages for their injuries.

Low-impact accidents, also referred to as fender benders, are a common occurrence on the roads of Texas. However, just because these accidents are common does not mean they are not serious.