Austin Personal Injury Blog
There are three requirements in every personal injury claim. 1. Liability To prevail on your personal injury claim, you must show that the defendant – the person you’re suing – is liable for the claim. That means you must show that the other person did something wrong that caused your harm. Most personal injury cases…
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Drunk driving is dangerous; no one can dispute that. Despite the well-known dangers of driving under the influence, motorists continue to get behind the wheel after having too much to drink. In fact, there was a DUI accident in Austin not too long ago involving a family of four whose vehicle was hit by a…
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Traumatic brain injuries (TBI), depression, often a side-effect of dealing with TBI, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) are more common than ever in today’s world. Keeping up with treating these injuries that often result in mental health issues is a much-studied area of scientific interest. Recently the benefits of Single Photon Emission Computed Tomography (SPECT),…
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It seems that every other day there is another traffic accident in Texas resulting in serious injuries or death. Recently, four individuals were seriously hurt in a Travis County two-vehicle collision. In another crash in Coffee City, one person was killed, and another sustained injuries. The wreck in Travis County happened on FM 812 at…
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This recent accident highlights how complex motor vehicle accidents involving a big rig can be, even more so when a perhaps poorly maintained highway was the cause of this bus crash. Determining who is at fault for this collision depends on an accident investigation. The Goodyear Venom Volleyball Club was on its way to Austin,…
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