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Can Video Camera Footage Prove Negligence in an Accident Claim?
Accidents happen quickly and without warning. Although some accidents have eyewitnesses, many do not. You may not know exactly what happened in a car accident or another type of incident as an injured party. If someone captured video footage of the accident, however, you can determine the party that was negligent and is financially responsible […]
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How to Get a Texas Accident Report
If you wish to recover financial compensation for a car accident in Texas, the accident report is a vital piece of evidence. The accident report can provide key information about your collision that an insurance company can use to process your claim. You are entitled to a copy of the accident report – called the […]
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Bodily Injury vs. Personal Injury
Although they are often used interchangeably, bodily injury and personal injury have two different definitions in the eyes of the law. If you are the injured party (plaintiff) in a personal injury claim in Texas, you should understand the differences and nuances between these two terms. A personal injury lawyer in Houston can help you […]
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Preparing for and Giving a Deposition in Texas
Evidence is arguably the most important part of a personal injury case. Evidence is the facts, documents and information used to prove a case. There are many different types of evidence in a personal injury claim. One is testimonial evidence – verbal evidence provided by a witness. Obtaining this evidence often requires depositions. If you […]
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How Does Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Affect My Personal Injury Case?
Filing for bankruptcy has many different legal implications. If you file for chapter 13 bankruptcy in the middle of a personal injury case, it can change things in one of two critical ways. Either anything won during the claim will become an asset of the bankruptcy estate or the settlement will become a source of […]
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