Pedestrian Accidents on Halloween

No one deserves to be struck by a car while walking down the street. Unfortunately, these things happen with alarming frequency during certain parts of the year, notably times when more children are out and about, such as before and after school, and on special occasions like Halloween. Why the Spike? As tragic as…

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Eye Protection on Construction Sites

Working at a construction site ranks among the most dangerous occupations in the world. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that each day, around 2,000 workers seek medical attention due to an eye injury. That underlines the significance of wearing protective eyewear on the job site to shield workers from existing…

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Five Tips to Prevent Fires

Fire prevention week runs from October 9th through the 15th this year, and learning how to avoid accidentally creating a fire within your home is crucial. Fires are dangerous and can cause bodily harm and massive damage to your home or workplace. Avoid starting a fire by following these five tips to prevent fires:…

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Workers’ Compensation vs. Personal Injury: Which is Right for You?

When you suffer an on-the-job injury, you may have the option of filing a workers’ compensation claim. However, unlike nearly every other state in the nation, Texas does not require businesses to carry this no-fault insurance, meaning it may not be an option at your workplace. Supposing workers’ comp is an option, approved claims will…

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How Much is My Motorcycle Accident Worth?

Motorcycle accidents are often more severe than those involving passenger vehicles. Due to the size and weight differences between motorcycles and larger vehicles, along with the limited protections offered to motorcyclists, these accidents commonly result in issues such as: Traumatic Brain Injury Spinal Cord Injury Disfigurement Loss of Limb/Amputation These and similarly tragic motorcycle accident injuries…

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National Courtesy Month. Let’s Talk About Traffic

August is National Courtesy Month. This is an excellent time to consider your driving habits and make adjustments to help keep everyone on the road safer. However, even safe drivers can fall victim to the negligent behavior of others. If you are injured in a motor vehicle accident, contact our Austin or San Antonio…

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Defective Sleep Apnea Devices

Phillips has issued a recall for over 5 million sleep apnea devices due to an issue with foam used in the respirator. So far, the FDA has received more than 44,000 complaints about this problem. At least 44 people have died due to complications. According to the recall, the faulty foam in Phillips sleep apnea respirators…

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How to Protect Your Rights After A Truck Accident

Truck accidents are often severe or deadly for the occupants of smaller vehicles. They may also have more than one liable party, further complicating these already complex cases. The steps you take after your truck accident will play a role in your ability to seek compensation. It is essential that you know which steps are needed…

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Are There Caps on Personal Injury Damages in Texas?

Three types of damages may be awarded in a personal injury claim: Economic Damages. Also known as special damages or consequential damages, these include medical expenses, lost wages, necessary adaptive technologies, and all other expenses and losses that can be accurately accounted Non-Economic Damages. Also known as general damages, these include things without an established economic…

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SUVs and Bicycles

Austin is a bicycle-friendly city. From creating dedicated bike lanes to car-free pedestrian paths, the city has made great strides to accommodate the needs of cyclists – and it’s paid off. According to the Austin American Statesman, bicycle-involved accidents have steadily decreased since 2014, dropping from 260 that year to 180 in 2021. But, sadly,…

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