Even inexperienced drivers know that getting behind the wheel while drunk creates a serious crash risk. Yet few people may realize that driving while hungover is also a dangerous idea. Anderson & Cummings explains more about the dangers of driving with a hangover below,...
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Crashes caused by headlights are on the rise in Texas and across the country. In part, this is due to the newer, brighter lights blinding drivers in their path. Failing to use headlights at all is another issue that makes it harder to see...
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Ever wondered how far you have to be from a fire hydrant—and why it matters beyond just avoiding a ticket? Parking too close to a fire hydrant is more than a minor infraction—it can impact your ability to recover compensation after a car accident...
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Car accidents can leave a lasting impact both emotionally and physically. While the severity of injuries varies, understanding common car accident symptoms is crucial to ensuring your recovery. Whether symptoms appear immediately or are delayed, prompt action can make all the difference in your...
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Faulty Evasive Action If you’ve been injured in a crash caused by another driver’s sudden or misguided maneuver, you may be dealing with what’s known as faulty evasive action. This happens when someone tries to avoid danger—by swerving, braking hard, or making an abrupt...
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In Texas, the modified comparative 50/50 rule can mean the difference between recovering compensation or walking away with nothing. This legal standard allows injured individuals to collect damages if they’re found 50% or less at fault—but their payout is reduced by their share of...
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Head injuries are among the most common types of injuries suffered in car accidents. These injuries range in severity and have the potential to permanently affect your life. However, auto accident victims may be entitled to compensation after suffering a head injury in a...
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Lane splitting is illegal in Texas. According to the Texas Transportation Code, motorcyclists must stay within a single lane at all times, regardless of traffic conditions. Lane splitting can be dangerous and result in an accident with a serious injury or fatality. It is...
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What is a Statute of Limitations? A statute of limitations is a law that sets a specific timeframe during which a person can file legal action after an event, such as a car accident or contract breach. These deadlines vary by jurisdiction and the...
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Under Texas’s comparative negligence rule—commonly known as the “51% bar”—you can recover damages after an accident if you’re found to be 50% or less at fault. However, your compensation will be reduced in proportion to your share of fault. If you’re 51% or more...
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The right-of-way laws in Texas specify when drivers must yield to others. When these laws are broken, accidents with serious injuries can occur. Below, we highlight some of the main right-of-way laws to help protect pedestrians, bicyclists, other drivers and yourself while on the...
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A serious auto accident head injury can change your life in an instant—even if symptoms don’t show up right away. From mild concussions to traumatic brain injuries (TBIs), head trauma after a crash can impact your physical health, emotional well-being, and ability to work...
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In Texas, uninsured motorist (UM) and underinsured motorist (UIM) coverage aren’t required, but insurance companies must offer it. If you don’t reject the coverage in writing, it will automatically be added to your policy. That small detail could make a big difference after a...
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Knowing when it’s safe for a child to sit up front is an important part of responsible driving. Factors like age, size, seat belt fit, and vehicle safety features all play a role in making that decision. While Texas law doesn’t set a specific...
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After a serious injury in Fort Worth, victims often face overwhelming medical expenses and long-term care needs that extend far beyond initial treatment. A life care plan serves as a roadmap that outlines all future medical treatments, rehabilitation services and daily assistance requirements needed...
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