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Signing Documents and Releases Before any settlement funds can be distributed, you and your attorney must sign a series of documents. These may include settlement agreements, releases, and other legal documentation required by insurance companies or the opposing party in a lawsuit. A release is a document that releases the responsible party from any further […]

Factors Influencing Your Settlement Amount If you’re wondering how much to ask for in a personal injury settlement, it’s important first to understand what factors affect the amount of compensation you can receive: The Severity of the Injury The more severe your injury, the higher the potential compensation. In general, life-altering injuries, such as brain […]

What Is Considered a Minor Car Accident in Dallas, Texas? There is no standard definition of a minor car accident. However, some parties define “minor” as a car crash that does not result in personal injuries. Another term for a car accident without injuries is “property damage only” or PDO accident.  Other parties might define […]

Reporting the accident can also help victims secure compensation from those at fault. If you choose to take legal action against the driver at fault, your accident report becomes an important piece of evidence to use in settlement negotiations. What Is an Accident Report?  When police respond to severe accidents in Texas, they create accident […]

Under state law, you can obtain compensation from those liable for the accident. While the law does not require you to hire a lawyer, having a savvy Dallas car accident lawyer who can help you obtain compensation through insurance or a personal injury lawsuit can be invaluable.  A lawyer can work on your behalf to […]

Litigation, Settlement, and Trial Most people resolve their personal injury claims at the settlement table, not in court. Even when the plaintiff files a lawsuit, they usually withdraw it long before a trial. You will only need to concern yourself about jury duty if a trial is imminent.  How Texas Selects Jurors Texas courts select […]

There are three different types of commercial driver’s licenses in the state of Texas: Class A, Class B, and Class C. Read on to learn more about these divisions and what vehicles each allows you to operate. Class A Texas Commercial Driver’s License  Class A commercial driver’s licenses are the broadest of any of the […]