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Texas Deer Collisions Spike in Fall | What to Do After a Wildlife Crash

November is peak season for car accidents involving deer.   Deer-Related Car Accidents in Texas: What Drivers Need to Know This Fall Texas’s open landscapes are home to abundant wildlife — including large deer populations that often wander near busy roadways. While spotting a deer can be a beautiful moment,…

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Can a Veteran File a Personal Injury Claim After Service-Related Exposure in Texas?

Exposure injuries and illnesses can have lifelong effects.   Do Veterans Qualify for Personal Injury Claims After Toxic Exposure? Key Takeaway: Yes — veterans may file a claim for injuries related to service-connected toxic exposure under the PACT Act, but the process can be more complex than a typical civilian…

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Thanksgiving Cooking Injuries: Who’s Liable When Holiday Cooking Goes Wrong?

Common cooking injuries increase during Thanksgiving week.   Fires, Burns, and Kitchen Injuries During Thanksgiving: Who’s Liable When Holiday Cooking Goes Wrong? Family members gather for Thanksgiving, and food is at the center of nearly every celebration. Unfortunately, it’s also one of the peak days for cooking-related fires. According to…

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What Happens If I’m in an Accident With a Rental Car During Thanksgiving Weekend?

Renting a car for Thanksgiving travel? Accident claims may be more complicated. What Should I Do If I Get Into an Accident With a Rental Car? Key Takeaway:Rental car accidents can be more complicated than regular crashes, but your steps remain the same: protect your safety, document the scene, seek…

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What Should I Do If I’m in a Car Accident While Traveling for Thanksgiving in Texas?

Thanksgiving car accident? Here’s what to do.   I Got Into an Accident on Thanksgiving. What Should I Do? Key Takeaway:After a car accident, always prioritize your safety, gather evidence of the accident, seek medical attention, and consult with a personal injury attorney. Thanksgiving is a time for family, gratitude,…

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Planning a Thanksgiving Road Trip? Read These Safety Tips First

Thanksgiving week is a risky time to drive. These safety tips can reduce your risk.   Thanksgiving Travel in Texas: Staying Safe on the Busiest Driving Week of the Year Holiday travel is meant to be a time to unwind, enjoy, and reconnect with loved ones. But Thanksgiving is also…

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Defective Costumes, Masks, and Halloween Decorations: When Can You Sue?

Defective Halloween costumes and decorations can cause serious injuries.   Defective Costumes, Masks, and Decorations: When Can You Sue for a Halloween Injury? A Halloween celebration isn’t complete without costumes and decorations that bring a little spooky fun to the night. But when a product defect turns that fun into…

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Can I Sue If I’m Injured at a Haunted House in Texas?

Haunted houses can result in injuries if operators are careless.   Haunted House Accidents in Texas: Who’s Responsible if You’re Injured at a Seasonal Attraction? Haunted houses, hayrides, and fall festivals are some of the most popular Halloween attractions in Texas. These seasonal favorites promise thrills and scares—but sometimes the…

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Child Pedestrian Safety on Halloween: Preventing Tragedies in Texas Neighborhoods

Children are especially vulnerable on Halloween night.   Trick-or-Treat Safety Tips for Children in Texas Halloween is one of the most exciting nights of the year for kids. From dressing up as their favorite characters to collecting candy around the neighborhood, it’s a time filled with fun and adventure. But…

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Can I File a Claim if I Was Injured at a Texas Fall Festival?

Event organizers must ensure a safe environment for invited guests.   Can I File a Claim if I Was Injured at a Fall Festival? Key Takeaway:You can file a claim if your injury at a public event—like a Texas fall festival—was caused by someone else’s negligence. Texas fall festivals are…

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