In this video we discuss the fees associated with hiring a personal injury lawyer to handle your car wreck.

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In this video we discuss some of the injuries that can occur as a result of a car accident but don’t always show up right away.

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If you have been seriously injured in a car accident or a loved one was seriously injured or wrongfully killed, you need to find the best car accident lawyer to represent you and your family.

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If you or a loved one have been injured in a motor vehicle accident, you may be tempted to try and handle your claim without a lawyer. You could, but you would almost be guaranteed to get less compensation than if you had an experienced Texas car accident lawyer helping you.

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Generally, a car accident lawyer will handle nearly every facet of your car accident claim. This includes any aspect of your life that the crash has impacted, your injuries, or any financial repercussions from the motor vehicle accident.

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It can be overwhelming after a car accident, especially if you have suffered serious personal injuries and lost time from work. For some victims, the last thing on their minds is hiring a lawyer—they are just trying to survive and move forward. But often, this is the best time to get a Texas car accident lawyer —especially if the insurance carrier has already called you and offered you money.

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One of the most important considerations after a car accident is whether you should get a lawyer to help you settle your claim. This is particularly true if you or a loved one suffered personal injuries or other losses from the car crash, such as lost wages, medical bills, or property damage.

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After a serious car accident causing personal injuries, high medical bills, and lost wages, most people realize that they will likely need a lawyer to help them handle their claim. However, most people are unsure if they should get a lawyer for a minor car accident—especially if the insurance company is already offering money to settle and “move on.”

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It is crucial to be aware of some of the most important things not to say to the insurance company right after an accident. Even minor comments can have a significant effect on both liability and damages.

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Liability for a drunk driving accident is not just imposed against the drunk driver or the vehicle owner, but liability could also be imposed on a business or third party that served or provided alcohol to an intoxicated person who caused the crash. This type of liability is called a dram shop law.

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While many injuries from a motor vehicle accident may be common, such as broken bones, traumatic brain injuries, and amputations, some hidden injuries can still be equally debilitating and permanent.

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There are many different causes of these types of trucking accidents; most of them are entirely preventable with reasonable care. Unfortunately, some truck drivers and trucking companies fail to exercise reasonable care simply because they put profits ahead of safety.

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While all motor vehicle accidents are an inconvenience that can be frustrating and confusing for a victim, when that crash is a hit-and-run accident, it can be particularly aggravating and overwhelming—particularly if a victim has been seriously injured.

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One of the most common causes of motor vehicle accidents is inclement weather. Although it may appear that motor vehicle accidents during inclement weather are not either driver’s fault— an act of God—that is not always the case.

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If you have been injured in an accident and suffered personal injuries, unexpected medical bills, and lost wages due to the accident, your disability, or doctor appointments, Texas law may allow you to recover compensation.

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Any motor vehicle accident could result in a wrongful death. But motor vehicle accidents involving large commercial vehicles like big rigs, tankers, semi-tractor trailers, and other 18 wheelers are often more likely to be fatal because of the sheer size and weight of these box trucks and tankers, which generate significantly more momentum and force in an impact.

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Wrecks involving large commercial vehicles like 18 wheelers, semi-tractor trailers, tankers, box trucks, and other big rigs are often catastrophic and life-changing for victims and their families.

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While all motor vehicle accidents can be devastating, commercial trucking accidents are often some of the most catastrophic—even at low speeds. Many can result in permanent, disabling, and fatal injuries resulting in wrongful death.

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Hazardous driving conditions can make even the safest of roads dangerous and deadly. Although Texas has some of the best-designed and safest roadways in the United States, our Texas car accident lawyers know that this does not mean we are immune to hazardous driving conditions.

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There are many different catastrophic personal injuries that could be caused by the reckless, careless, or negligent actions of another person, business, or government entity. However, the ultimate personal injury in a negligent accident is a wrongful death.

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Motorcycles offer some of the most thrilling driving experiences out of any other motor vehicle. Unfortunately, they are also some of the most dangerous motor vehicles on the roadways.

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There are many common causes of road construction accidents where a motorist could be seriously injured or wrongfully killed. Most of these common causes involve the pure negligence of a construction worker or company.

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Although touted as safer, driverless cars cannot yet replace a human driver in terms of safety. Traffic accident data reveals that driverless cars are still more dangerous than human drivers.

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While September 11th may have highlighted the cancer rates of first responders, national statistics have focused explicitly on firefighters who have an elevated cancer rate. Some statistics even reveal that cancer caused 70% of line-of-duty deaths for career firefighters in the United States.

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