The medical term for a broken ankle is a bimalleolar fracture, or a break at the lower parts of the tibia and fibula. Bimalleolar fractures commonly occur due to falls, car accidents, and sports-related activities. A number of bones in the ankle can fracture in an accident, leading to severe pain and temporary disability. The…
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What is a Bimalleolar Fracture?
Posted in Personal Injury on August 31, 2016
Can I Sue a Doctor for Giving Me Bad Advice?
Posted in Uncategorized on August 30, 2016
Society relies on health care professionals to provide life-saving procedures, treatments, and medical advice. When patients suffer an illness or injury, they trust physicians to locate the source of the problem and recommend a solution based on years of special training and expertise. Doctors have a duty to uphold high standards of patient care, by…
Read MoreCommon Questions After Truck Accidents
Posted in truck accidents on August 30, 2016
Motor vehicle accidents involving tractor-trailers and other large trucks often cause significant damage. A person who sustains injuries or other losses from a truck accident will likely have several questions about his or her rights and legal options for recovery. Anyone injured in a truck accident should ask these questions to determine the best next…
Read MoreRear-End Accidents: Is the Car Behind Always At Fault?
Posted in Car Accidents on August 26, 2016
A rear-end collision is a common type of accident in Dallas. It happens often in slow-moving traffic when drivers fail to notice stopped vehicles in time to prevent collisions. Even a minor rear-end collision could cause serious and painful personal injuries, such as whiplash. Most drivers believe the rear driver is always at fault for…
Read MoreCan I Find Out if the Driver Who Hit Me Was Texting and Driving?
Posted in Car Accidents on August 23, 2016
Texting and driving is responsible for thousands of accidents and injuries each year. A person who is texting and driving will likely be at majority fault for a car accident. Since Texas has a texting and driving ban, a driver who violates this law will be civilly liable for any damages that result. If you…
Read MoreWhat Are the Motorcycle Laws Every Texan Should Know?
Posted in Car Accidents, Motorcycle Accidents on August 20, 2016
Motorcycles are more than just a mode of transportation – they are a hobby and pastime for many Texans. Although motorcycles are a fun way to get around and enjoy pleasant weather on the road, it’s vital for Texans to understand state motorcycle laws. Knowing these laws not only keeps riders safer on the road,…
Read MoreWhat Should I Know About Commercial Truck Black Boxes
Posted in truck accidents on August 18, 2016
We are often asked what should I know about commercial truck black boxes? While many Americans are aware of black boxes in aircraft that can record flight data to help determine the cause of a crash, few may know that many commercial trucks feature black boxes as well. Most black boxes feature fireproof materials and…
Read MoreWho Could Be Found Liable for a Car Accident on Private Property?
Posted in Car Accidents on August 11, 2016
Most drivers in Texas understand what to do if they are involved in car accidents on public roads or highways: exchange insurance information, take pictures and go to the hospital. A car accident on private property, however, is a special case that may require unique actions. Liability (financial responsibility) for a car accident on private…
Read MoreWhat is Drowsy Driving?
Posted in Car Accidents, Drowsy Driving on August 9, 2016
The dangers that exist when behind the wheel are perilous and apparent; drunk and distracted driving garners much attention, and is something most drivers avoid themselves while remaining vigilant for it in others. One danger that we perhaps don’t pay enough attention to, however, is distracted driving, which, according to a AAA study, is just…
Read MoreWhat Happens if an Injury Victim Dies While Pursuing a Personal Injury Claim?
Posted in Personal Injury on August 8, 2016
A personal injury claim can bring justice to an injured victim by holding a wrongdoer accountable. Sadly, not all accident victims live long enough to see their day in court. If someone passes away while pursuing a personal injury claim in Dallas, the claim doesn’t die with them. The victim’s surviving family members or a…
Read MoreWhat You Should Do After a Workplace Accident in Dallas
Posted in Workplace Injuries on August 2, 2016
Many workplaces in Texas are hazardous for employees. Even a job that seems safe, such as an office job, can be the setting of a serious accident. Slip and falls, electrocutions, staircase accidents, transportation accidents, equipment-related accidents, and other disasters can cause painful and debilitating worker injuries. If you get injured in an accident at…
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