Halloween has scary injury statistics.
Halloween is supposed to be a night of costumes, candy, and fun with family and friends. Unfortunately, for many Texas families, the celebration ends with an unexpected trip to the emergency room.
The steps you take immediately after an accident are critical.
The moments after a car accident are often a blur. Between checking on the people in your vehicle, getting out of traffic, and trying to understand what just happened, it can be hard to know what to do first.
Car accident claims can be complicated without professional help.
A car accident can turn an ordinary day into a rush of doctor visits, repair estimates, insurance calls, and unanswered questions. While your health and safety come first, it is also important to understand what may affect your recovery after a crash.
Daycare centers aren’t always safe environments for young children.
When you leave your child at daycare, you should be able to trust that they will be supervised and protected from preventable dangers. Unfortuneately, thats not always the case.
Nothing is more devastating than when your child is injured.
When a child is injured, a parent’s first concern is making sure they get the care they need. But necessary medical care, therapy, and equipment can be expensive. Compensation from a child injury claim can make those resources more accessible, ease the financial burden on the family, and give your child a better chance at a full recovery.
Children are among the most vulnerable pedestrians on Texas roads.
Children are harder to see and often make unexpected moves near crosswalks, parked cars, driveways, and busy school entrances.
Stolen vehicle accidents impact thousands of lives across Texas.
Every year, hundreds of thousands of vehicles are stolen across the United States. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), about 650,000 vehicles are stolen annually, and many of them are later involved in crashes.¹
Burn injuries spike during the summer months.
Summer in Texas means backyard barbecues, camping trips, fireworks, outdoor festivals, and construction projects. These activities bring families and friends together, but they’re also the reason burn injuries spike during the summer months.
Stolen vehicles add a layer of complication to car accident claims.
Key Takeaway:
You may be able to recover compensation after a crash involving a stolen vehicle, but it depends on the circumstances and the insurance coverage available.
More people drive without insurance than you might think.
Being hurt in a car accident is hard enough. Learning that the driver who caused it has little or no insurance makes everything even more stressful. Instead of focusing on your recovery, you’re left wondering how you will pay for medical care, repair your vehicle, or make up for time away from work.
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