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What Are the Requirements to Become Board Certified in Personal Injury Trial Law in Texas?
The practice experience, trial record, continuing education, references and examination required for TBLS certification in Personal Injury Trial Law.
Who Can Be Held Liable for a Commercial Truck Accident in Texas?
A Texas truck accident may involve more than one responsible party. Explore how evidence can establish liability for drivers, motor carriers, maintenance companies, cargo loaders...
What It Means to Be Board Certified in Personal Injury Trial Law in Texas
What Texas Board Certification in Personal Injury Trial Law requires, from experience and examination to professional references and renewal.
How to Litigate a Walmart Injury Case in Texas
Evidence preservation, discovery, depositions, motions and trial strategy for Texas Walmart injury cases.
Do Insurance Companies Track Personal Injury Lawyers’ Trial Records?
Do insurance companies and Defense Firms keep records on plaintiffs’ attorneys achievements? Yes — and the records are now a formal, productized part of the...
Walmart Slip and Fall Injury Claims in Texas
Learn what to consider after a fall at a Texas Walmart, including claims handling, surveillance evidence, proof of notice, comparative responsibility and filing deadlines.
What Is a Board-Certified Personal Injury Trial Lawyer in Texas?
Explore what Texas board certification in Personal Injury Trial Law means, how lawyers qualify and maintain it, and what to check when comparing attorneys.
Fort Worth Motorcycle Accident Statistics
Motorcycle accident statistics are not just data points. In Fort Worth, they show up in insurance negotiations, in court arguments about fault, and in the...
Rideshare vs. Taxi Accidents in Fort Worth: Why the Regulatory Difference Matters for Your Claim
Most people assume a rideshare accident and a taxi accident follow the same legal path. They do not. In Texas, rideshare companies and taxis operate...
The 6-Month Deadline: When Dangerous Texas Roads Cause Fatal Crashes
Some fatal Texas car accidents involve more than driver error. A missing guardrail, unsafe roadway design, broken traffic signal, poor drainage, or missing warning sign...
Why Concussions After a Dallas Accident Are Often Undervalued
A concussion after a Dallas accident may be called “mild” by a doctor, but that label can badly understate your injury. Even when scans look...
How Does Negligence Per Se Affect a Dallas Drunk Driving Accident Claim?
Negligence per se is a legal shortcut for proving fault in a personal injury case. In a Dallas drunk driving accident claim, it means the...