Sort by:
Evidence Preservation and Spoliation in Texas Wrongful Death Cases
A missing recording or dismantled vehicle can change a wrongful death case, but the legal consequence depends on more than the fact that evidence is...
Can I Recover if the Insurer Says I Was Partly at Fault?
A shared-fault accusation does not settle a motorcycle claim. Understand Texas's greater-than-50-percent rule and the evidence behind responsibility percentages.
Preexisting Injuries and Medical Causation After a Texas Car Accident
Learn how prior injuries, treatment gaps and later accidents affect medical causation in a Texas car accident claim.
How to Litigate a Costco Injury Case in Texas
A Texas guide to Costco injury claims, including notice, video, inspections, warehouse hazards, defenses, damages, and the steps to trial.
Texas Catastrophic Injury Claims and Lifetime Damages
A Texas catastrophic injury claim should prove legal responsibility, medical causation and the full range of supported losses, including probable future care and impaired earning...
How can surveillance video and Walmart records show how long a spill was on the floor?
Build a supported spill timeline from video, inspection entries and witness accounts. Check clocks, document gaps and distinguish an interval from a start time.
What Families Should Do After a Fatal Accident in Texas
After a fatal accident, legal decisions may arrive while the family is arranging care, funeral matters, and ordinary responsibilities. The immediate objective is to preserve...
Should I Keep My Damaged Motorcycle, Helmet and Riding Gear?
Understand why a damaged motorcycle, helmet, jacket and boots may matter, how to document storage and when to ask about an inspection before repair or...
Texas Comparative Fault in Car Accident Claims
Understand Texas comparative fault, responsibility reductions and the evidence needed to evaluate an insurer allocation.
How to Build a Defensible Texas Injury Settlement Valuation Model
Estimate supported verdict scenarios, responsibility, collectibility, costs, delay and client net rather than relying on a bill multiplier or a single best-case number.
What Makes a Serious Injury Case Difficult to Prove
Understand the proof behind a serious injury claim: responsibility, notice, medical causation, future care, lost earnings, insurance and the gaps that can change a case.
How Much Does a Car Accident Lawyer Really Cost?
Texas contingency fees case expenses and the client’s net recovery By Aaron A. Herbert | Board Certified in Personal Injury Trial Law by the Texas...