Archive for the ‘Car, Motorcycle & Automobile Accidents’ Category

Do Texas Police Have to Make An Accident Report?

December 1st, 2008

Question:  I was hurt in a car wreck, but I never got a police report.  Does a police officer have to write a police report after a car accident?
I am sorry to hear about your car accident and resulting injuries.  I am also sorry to hear that you are having problems with the at-fault driver’s [...]

Texas Employer Liability for Employee Actions

November 24th, 2008

I was injured by an employee of a company.  Can I sue the employer of that person?
What you are asking seems to be whether an employer can be liable for the acts of his employee.  Under general tort law principles, an employer can be liable for the acts of his employee.  This legal principle is [...]

Insurance Law: Duty to Defend; Duty to Indemnify

November 10th, 2008

What is required of my auto insurance company if I’m sued in a car accident lawsuit?
 You raise an important question.  After all, month after month, you dutifully pay your automobile insurance premiums.  If another driver injures you in an auto accident, you probably know that you can file a personal injury lawsuit against the at-fault [...]

Texas Governmental Liability for Auto Accidents

October 24th, 2008

I was seriously injured in a car accident with a government vehicle; can I still bring a claim against the at-fault driver?
If a person is seriously injured in an auto accident with a vehicle owned or operated by a local, state, or federal government agency, there are difficulties that must be considered if they wish [...]

Texas Road Rage - Learn Your Rights.

October 23rd, 2008

Question:   How prevalent is “Road Rage” and just how serious a problem is it?
Road rage is also known as “aggressive driving.”  It’s important to note just how dangerous road rage related accidents are and how serious the resulting injuries can be.  Oftentimes, the high speed and abrupt maneuvers that occur during road rage accidents can [...]

Texas Statute of Limitations for Personal Injury Cases

October 20th, 2008

What is a personal injury and what is the timeframe to bring a claim forward?
In a previous post, we talked about the steps to bring a lawsuit.  However, before a personal injury claim is made, there must be an injury. 
Black’s Law Dictionary defines personal injury as “a hurt or damage done to a man’s [...]

Texas Auto Accident Subrogation

October 13th, 2008

I was seriously injured in a car accident, but my insurance paid for all/part of my medical expenses; can I still bring a claim against the at-fault driver?
If a person is seriously injured by a negligent driver in an auto accident, the negligent driver may be liable for damages to the injured driver, including medical [...]

Texas Auto Accident Negligence Per Se

October 12th, 2008

I was in a car accident and the other driver got a ticket; is he automatically legally liable for my injuries and property damage?
What you’re asking is rooted in a legal theory called negligence per se.  Don’t let the Latin throw you – negligence per se literally means negligence “by itself.”  Negligence, in lay terms, [...]

What Are The Steps To Bringing A Lawsuit In Texas

October 9th, 2008

Question:  “I’ve been injured and now have to sue the at-fault driver.  What steps will an attorney take to begin my case?”
If you have suffered damages at the had of another person in an auto accident and their insurance company refuses to offer you a fair settlement of your claim, you may have to sue [...]

Recovering Damages for Accidents Caused by Drivers Without Insurance In Texas

October 6th, 2008

I was involved in an auto accident, but the driver that hit my car did not have any insurance; what can I do?
            Texas Motor Vehicle Safety Responsibility Laws require that every driver carry a minimum of $25,000 liability insurance per person on their vehicle.  Unfortunately, this is often not enough to cover the damages [...]

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