Dallas Accident and Injury News
Boat Accidents
May 1, 2022
How to Prove Fault in a Boating Accident
According to Texas Parks and Wildlife, Texas has 1.7 million acres of freshwater lakes, 4 million acres of saltwater, 80,000 miles of river, and approximately 590,000 recreational water vessels. These include powerboats and sailboats. That’s a lot of water and boats. Unfortunately, that also means there are plenty of opportunities for accidents. If you were…
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Personal Injury
April 20, 2022
Why You Need to Journal About Your Pain and Suffering
The last thing most people want to do after an accident is to dwell on their pain and suffering. Thinking about it is difficult. Writing about it can seem almost impossible. Yet documenting your pain and daily struggles in a journal can have several benefits. How can journaling impact you and your accident claim? The…
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Personal Injury
April 10, 2022
The Importance of Tracking Your Medical Bills After Your Accident
Bills. They are a fact of life. However, the medical bills related to an accident can quickly become overwhelming. At one point, you may want to hide them or leave them unopened because looking at them makes them real. You may feel financially crippled by the cost of your post-accident treatment and wonder what comes…
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Truck Accidents
April 1, 2022
Four Ways to Prevent Truck Accidents
Collisions with commercial trucks are some of the most devastating accidents on Texas roadways. The Texas Department of Transportation estimates that in 2020 there were at least 32,562 collisions involving commercial trucks in the state. A crash with a large truck can result in significant injuries and life-altering consequences. While you may not be able to control…
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Car Accidents
March 20, 2022
What You Need to Know About Your Depression After an Accident
There are many things that people talk about after a car accident. Dealing with physical injuries (or even death), recovering compensation, and coping with out-of-pocket expenses are a few of the most common subjects. While these are all important topics, there is something that is rarely discussed but often experienced by car accident victims: Depression.…
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Car Accidents
March 10, 2022
How to Read an Accident Report
One piece of evidence vital to a car accident claim is easy for an accident victim to obtain. However, it can be challenging to understand. It is the car accident report, also referred to as Texas Peace Officer’s Crash Report. This report includes crucial information like the potential cause of the accident, an approximate estimate…
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Car Accidents
March 1, 2022
Five Ways to Prevent a Car Accident
Filing a car accident claim can be time-consuming and complicated. How can you avoid putting yourself through this rigorous and frustrating process? Take steps now to help prevent a car accident from ever happening. While this may seem to be easier said than done, many helpful tips may save you from the physical and financial…
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Personal Injury
February 20, 2022
Posting on Social Media After a Car Accident Can Hurt Your Case
“Oh no! I was just in an accident!” Nowadays, everyone must tell all their friends, fans, and followers everything that happens to them, even if it is bad. Posting on your social media accounts after you get hurt in an accident is a way to let your family and friends know you are okay, of…
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Personal Injury
February 10, 2022
How Do I Pursue a Personal Injury Lawsuit?
Pursuing a personal injury lawsuit usually happens after a serious accident or other incidents when you or a loved one have been hurt or even killed because of someone’s negligence. You have medical bills and other expenses. But you don’t know how to make the other person pay for them. What steps do you need…
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Personal Injury
February 1, 2022
Your Medical History Before An Accident Is Important
Injuries in a car or other serious accident can do more than cause injuries at the time of the accident. It can also aggravate any previous injuries or issues you already had. In legal and insurance terms, these are called “preexisting conditions.” Even if you have preexisting conditions, you can still file a claim for any…
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