Most conversations about a rideshare accident start and end with the crash itself: who was speeding, who ran the light, who was distracted. But some
Failure to yield the right-of-way is one of the most frequently cited factors in Houston-area pedestrian crash reports. A driver turning right on a green
Every school day across Houston, from the Heights to Alief to Sugar Land, children walk, bike, and are dropped off near campuses where cars, buses,
Robotaxi service has expanded rapidly across Texas over the past year, with fully autonomous rides now operating in Houston alongside Dallas, San Antonio, and Austin.
Trench and excavation work is a constant feature of construction in Houston and across Texas, from utility installation to foundation work on major commercial projects.
A dropped hand tool from a scaffold. A piece of decking material that shifts off an unguarded edge. Debris that comes loose during demolition on
By Jonathan Herrera, J.D., Herrera PLLC A serious trucking accident sets off a series of practical and legal steps that often unfold differently than they
A commercial truck cannot legally operate on American highways with a driver who cannot read a road sign, understand an officer’s instructions during a roadside
Houston no longer just talks about self-driving cars it drives around them. Since Waymo officially launched public rides in Houston in early 2026, the company
A blowout, a dropped joint of pipe, a high-pressure line failure, a rollover on a lease road at three in the morning an oilfield injury
