Auto Accidents

Being involved in a car accident can be a life-changing event. Besides dealing with potential injuries and property damage, you might find yourself embroiled in a legal battle to recover damages. However, with proper preparation, you can work through the complexities of a car accident lawsuit and improve your chances of a favorable outcome. Seek…

Yes, San Antonio roads encourage dangerous driving. For example, there is constant construction and road work everywhere, merging and yielding seems almost impossible, the traffic signs are continuously changing, and the city thrives on very confusing feeder roads. Whether a long-term resident or visitor to the San Antonio area, it is important that you remain…

San Antonio is under a lot of construction right now and for the foreseeable future.. As a driver in this city, you likely encounter work zones where road work is being completed during your daily commutes. While road work is necessary to improve and repair highways and roadways, it can also cause accidents, injuries, and…

For many years, Loop 1604 has been referred to as the “death loop” due to the many car accidents, injuries, and fatalities that occur on this roadway. Still to this day, it is known as a famously dangerous road, and seems to have earned its “death loop” moniker. Loop 1604 is a formerly rural, local…

Texas has a series of laws regulating passing on the state’s roadways. While some may find these laws reasonable and others view them as overly restrictive, they are there to promote the safe and efficient flow of traffic while minimizing the risk of accidents and injuries. Here are answers to some common questions about passing…

Following another vehicle too closely (tailgating) typically involves maintaining a shorter distance between your vehicle and the one in front of you than is considered safe. Tailgating is often characterized by the inability to stop safely if the vehicle ahead brakes suddenly, as well as the potential for rear-end collisions. The formula for following at…

In the heart of San Francisco, a pedestrian faced a life-threatening series of events when attempting to cross an intersection. Struck first by a conventional vehicle, she was then thrust beneath a Cruise autonomous vehicle and was pinned for several critical minutes before firefighters came to her rescue. It’s an issue Texans should care about,…

After any accident or crash, the very first thing you should do (after calling the police, that is) is seek medical attention. Even if you don’t think you are injured, you should make an appointment with your doctor for a wellness check, so that there is a record of how your body responded to the…

As a driver in Texas, you are responsible for your own actions. You are required to keep your focus on the road and hands on the steering wheel the entire time. You’re legally not allowed to drive while intoxicated or drunk. You’re legally required to follow the speed limit. If you are injured in a…

Knowing and following move over laws keeps workers and fellow motorists safe on the road. These laws, found in all 50 states, lay out what you need to do when you come across certain vehicles, like emergency or maintenance vehicles, on the side of the road. Whether it’s changing lanes or slowing down significantly, these…