Understanding Comparative Negligence in San Antonio Personal Injury Cases
The state of Texas relies on a comparative negligence system. This system allows you to obtain compensation for an injury you sustained, as long as you were less than 51% at fault for that injury. Going over the ways in which comparative negligence can affect San Antonio personal injury cases and speaking with a San…
Read MoreBoating & Watercraft Accidents on Medina Lake, Canyon Lake & Local Reservoirs
Texas reservoirs attract millions of visitors each year. Canyon Lake in Comal County and Medina Lake in Medina and Bandera counties are two of the state and region’s most popular destinations for water sports. While the lakes and other scenic waterways are a nice break from the Texas heat, they also pose serious safety challenges.…
Read MoreMotorized Scooter & E‑bike Accidents in San Antonio: Who’s Liable?
San Antonio faces a growing challenge when it comes to the safety of micromobility users. As e-bikes and motorized scooters become more popular, questions about who is liable after an accident are at the top of riders’ minds. Addressing safety concerns requires not only better infrastructure but also a clear understanding of the legal responsibilities…
Read MoreHow San Antonio Flooding & Rain Events Increase Slip and Fall and Car Accident Injuries
Heavy rainfall and flash floods are no joke in and around San Antonio. So, it should be no surprise that these types of extreme weather events can lead to a surge in accidents, property damage, and personal injuries across the city. For those dealing with injuries after a slip and fall accident or car crash,…
Read MoreHow Weather Conditions Affect Truck Crash Injury Severity
Because of the size and momentum of a big rig truck, truck accidents can be devastating. Driver error, however, is not the only culprit. Weather often plays a major role in the severity of injuries. Understanding weather-related factors can help you protect your rights and perhaps even strengthen your personal injury or wrongful death claim.…
Read MoreEmotional Toll of Personal Injury Lawsuits: How to Cope Legally & Mentally
Personal injury lawsuits are not just about physical recovery–they are also about emotional resilience. Legal and emotional challenges often intertwine. Emotional distress is a common component of personal injury damages, for example. If you need support, you can find it both in the courtroom and in everyday life. Understanding the emotional impact of a personal…
Read MoreElectric Vehicle Battery Fires: Who’s Liable When an EV Burns?
The sales of electric vehicles have grown explosively in recent years, reaching 17 million worldwide in 2024. EV battery fires are serious mishaps that can cause property damage, injury, or even death. If you have suffered an injury or property damage in an EV battery fire, you have legal options. It is important, however, that…
Read MoreBlind Spots & No‑Zone Accidents: What Truck Drivers Can’t See
Big rig trucks have massive blind spots, often called “no-zones.” No-zones are areas where a driver cannot see you, even when using their mirrors. You’ve probably seen the bumper stickers: “If you can’t see my mirrors, I can’t see you.” As an automobile driver or passenger, the last place you need to be is inside…
Read MoreLeft Turn Car Accidents in San Antonio
In Texas, drivers who turn left are generally required to yield the right-of-way to other drivers. For this reason, when accidents involve a driver who was turning left and another driver who was traveling straight, the driver who turns left is usually liable. The argument is that the driver who turns left should have waited…
Read MoreWhat Are the Symptoms of Whiplash After a Car Accident?
Rear-end car accidents are a common cause of whiplash injuries. These crashes are usually the fault of the driver in the rear. They’re usually caused by speeding or driver distraction. For the occupants of the car in front (the car that is struck), the consequences of a whiplash injury can cause the occupants to require…
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