In a typical car accident, the police report and witness statements are often the primary evidence available. A rideshare accident is different. Uber and Lyft
Most rideshare accident content online is written for the passenger sitting in the back seat or the driver logged into the app. But a large
In Texas, drivers are legally required to adjust their speed and driving behavior for nighttime and low-visibility conditions, meaning a driver who hits a pedestrian
Getting struck by a vehicle in a parking lot or garage feels different from a street-level crosswalk crash, and legally, it often is. In a
Left-turn crashes rank among the most common types of intersection accidents in Houston, and they carry a legal wrinkle that catches many drivers off guard:
By Jonathan Herrera, J.D., Herrera PLLC Alcohol impairment among commercial truck drivers is governed by a stricter set of rules than the ones that apply
There’s a reason head-on collisions carry a different kind of fear than other types of crashes. Two vehicles closing at combined highway speeds leave little
Losing a family member in a car accident is devastating on its own. Discovering that the driver responsible for the crash doesn’t carry enough insurance
Getting into an Uber or Lyft means putting your safety in someone else’s hands, and most rides in Houston end without incident. But when the
A driver stopped short in stop-and-go traffic on I-45. A car struck from behind after braking for a sudden lane change ahead of it. A
