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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.

Getting injured in an accident can be an emotional and unsettling experience. Fortunately, Texas personal injury laws allow the injured party to seek financial compensation through an injury claim or lawsuit. However, many accident victims are often uninformed about the steps to take after the accident or how to proceed with their injury claims. A skilled Texas personal injury attorney can help you understand the dos and don'ts after an injury when seeking damages.

When you get injured because of someone else’s negligence, you will likely incur medical expenses and loss of income. On top of that, you may be forced to deal with insurance companies in order to obtain compensation to cover your damages. This overwhelming process may leave you with more questions than answers. That is why you are probably considering contacting a personal injury attorney but don’t know when the right time is to do it.

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Drunk driving accidents are bad enough when it’s two cars involved. When a pedestrian gets hit, however, the injuries tend

Texas, the second largest state in the country, is home to almost 30 million people. This population density makes the