The Role of Expert Witnesses in Texas Car Accident Cases
If you get involved in a car accident in Texas, it will be up to you to prove that someone else is at fault. This is how the fault-based insurance system works in Texas if you want to hold someone…
The Importance of Medical Documentation in Texas Car Accident Claims
You might have a long road to recovery after a car accident in Texas. While this can feel daunting, you don’t have to go through it alone. The Austin car accident lawyers at FVF Law are here to help you…
Texas Punitive Damages in a Car Accident
If you get into a car accident in Texas, you could suffer so much more than just financial losses. However, dealing with the costs of medical care and property damage can add stress to an already overwhelming situation. It’s important…
Steps in the Texas Car Accident Claims Process: What You Should Do After an Accident
Automobile accidents are one of the most common causes of injuries and deaths in Texas. For the average driver, getting into a car accident is more likely a question of when, not if. It is important to know what steps…
Understanding Comparative Negligence in Texas Car Accident Cases
If you get injured or suffer property damage in a car accident in Texas, a legal doctrine known as comparative negligence may affect your claim. In Texas, this law could diminish your financial recovery if you are found to have…
Top Questions to Ask During a Car Accident Lawyer Consultation
If you get injured in an automobile accident in Austin, you may need to hire an Austin car accident attorney during the insurance claims process. Most personal injury lawyers offer free initial consultations, where you have the chance to ask…
Common Types of Catastrophic Injuries in Car Accidents
Car accidents are one of the most common causes of serious and fatal injuries in the United States. While some car accidents only cause minor injuries, others are catastrophic, meaning they inflict a level of harm that can impact the…
Common Types of Premises Liability Cases in Texas
Premises liability laws allow you to hold a property owner in Texas responsible for having a dangerous property that causes an injury to you or a loved one. All landowners in Texas have a legal obligation to properly maintain their…
Who Can File a Wrongful Death Case in Texas?
The loss of a loved one in an unexpected accident will turn your life upside-down. In addition to immense grief and pain, your family may also be dealing with financial struggles from the loss of the deceased person’s monetary support….
Steps to Take After a Slip and Fall Injury in Texas
If you get injured in a slip and fall accident in Texas, it is important to know what steps to take to protect yourself and your legal rights. The owner of the property where the fall accident occurred may be…
Texas Wet Floor Sign Laws
While no law in Texas specifically requires wet floor signs, property owners do have a duty to keep premises free of potential injury risks. If a prudent property owner had used a wet floor sign, placed it in a different…