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By: Chris Brasure April 15, 2018

Can Minor Car Crashes Cause Major Injuries?

Car Accidents

As car accident attorneys, we know that too many of us wrongly presume that a “minor” traffic accident can cause only minor injuries. But keep reading, and you’ll learn how some minor accidents can cause catastrophic injuries – and you’ll also learn what your legal rights are if you’re injured…

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By: Chris Brasure December 13, 2017

Is A Police Report Required To File An Insurance Claim?

Car Accidents

If you are injured in a traffic accident in the state of Texas because the other driver was negligent, what does it take to file an injury claim? Will you need a copy of the police accident report? Will you be able to receive compensation for your injuries? Can a…

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Car on road, symbolizing difference between negligent and reckless driving.
By: Chris Brasure October 19, 2017

Is Texas’ New Texting While Driving Ban Safe?

Car Accidents

A new law in Texas that prohibits texting while you drive is filled with ambiguities and loopholes, according to Houston’s KPRC News. Distracted and negligent driving plays a big part in most traffic collisions, but is this new law helpful or harmful? Why are highway safety experts concerned? Can a…

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By: Chris Brasure September 18, 2017

In Texas, How Long Does A Car Accident Injury Case Take?

Car Accidents

If a negligent motorist injures you in a traffic collision in south Texas, after you’ve obtained medical attention, discuss your legal options and rights with a skilled Edinburg auto accident attorney. A good accident attorney can review the facts of the case, question the witnesses, assess the medical and police…

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Car on road, symbolizing difference between negligent and reckless driving.
By: Chris Brasure August 18, 2017

Negotiating A Total Loss Settlement

Car Accidents Personal Injury

If you have been in a traffic accident caused by another driver in the state of Texas, and if your vehicle is a total loss as a result of that collision, an auto insurance company will offer you a settlement amount. How much will an insurance company pay you for…

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By: Chris Brasure June 23, 2017

How To Preserve Evidence For Your Personal Injury Case

Car Accidents

If you become injured now or in the future in Texas because another person was negligent – at work, in traffic, or in any other scenario – you are entitled by law to full compensation for your medical costs, lost income, and related expenses. However, to win that compensation, you’ll…

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Car on road, symbolizing difference between negligent and reckless driving.
By: Chris Brasure May 22, 2017

Can You Negotiate With The Insurance Company?

Car Accidents

In the state of Texas, if you are injured in a traffic crash because another motorist was negligent, you are entitled under Texas law to be justly and completely reimbursed for your medical expenses, lost wages, and all of your other expenses and losses arising from the accident and injury….

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By: Chris Brasure April 22, 2017

What Is Automobile Negligence?

Car Accidents

“Negligence” is the legal principle behind most of the legal claims arising from traffic accidents. If you’re in a car accident and you sued or get sued, you’ll need to know precisely how the law defines “negligence” and how to prove it in a court of law. This is a…

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By: Chris Brasure April 18, 2017

The Benefits Of Hiring An Experienced Car Accident Attorney

Car Accidents

After you’ve been involved in a traffic accident, and especially if you have been injured, you may be quite rapidly overwhelmed by requests for information from healthcare providers, insurance companies, and even the police. You’ll be seeking information too, and you may not know where to find it. If your…

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By: Chris Brasure January 25, 2017

How To Prove Liability For An Accident

Car Accidents

  Determining who is legally responsible for a traffic collision – that is, determining who “has liability” – can frequently be quite difficult. Usually, it will depend on whether or not one or more of the drivers was careless – the legal term is “negligent.” If someone has caused you…

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