Drunk driving is problem all year-round, but it’s an especially big problem over holiday periods. With the Fourth of July right around the corner, our research team examined Texas crash data to see whether, and Read On…
For many of us, Memorial Day marks the beginning of the summer. It is a three day weekend filled with friends, family, and food. It’s also a time for road trips. According to the National Read On…
It’s no mystery why drunk driving is an even bigger problem than usual over the holidays. With Super Bowl LIII just under a week away, our Houston car accident lawyers decided to examine Texas crash Read On…
According to TxDOT’s Crash Records Information System (CRIS) there were a total of 11,049 crashes in the city of San Angelo between 2013 and 2017. Of those crashes, 6,613 (60%) were intersection related crashes. This Read On…
Anytime it rains in Houston there is the possibility of high water areas. Especially if there are two to three inches of rain over a brief period of time. It’s easy to misjudge the depth Read On…
It’s 2018. No one should need to be convinced of just how dangerous distracted driving is, particularly distracted driving that involves cell phone use. Based on our research, 40% of Texas drivers admit to using Read On…
Drunk driving kills nearly 30 people in the United States every day. In Texas alone nearly 1,200 people died in drunk driving crashes in 2017. Needless to say, drunk driving is a significant source of Read On…
Is drunk driving a bigger problem during holidays? Since starting our Firm, we noticed a significant increase in the number of injuries and deaths as a result of drunk driving over the holidays. To help Read On…
Cell phone related crashes kill thousands of Americans every year. If you drive, you know that the problem of people using their phones behind the wheel is rampant. The question is, are we being honest Read On…
The Texas legislature once again is debating a bill that would criminalize texting and driving statewide. And recent crash data from the Texas Department of Transportation reveals that the problem of distracted driving is only Read On…
The Austin City Council recently approved a pedestrian safety grant of $1.9 million. The funds are being directed towards the study of dangerous intersections and to the installation of a variety of pedestrian safety devices Read On…
When you are hit by another driver, you expect their insurance company to cover damages to your vehicle and your medical expenses. But what happens when the driver has no coverage? Uninsured motorists costs Texans Read On…
