Houston Personal Injury Law Blog

If you ask, “how does a car flip over in an accident,” the answer involves force, motion, traction, and vehicle balance. A collision, sharp turn, tire strike, ditch, curb, slope, or another force may push a vehicle beyond stable tire support. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s rollover research explains that researchers study how vehicle…

If a crash causes pain or other symptoms, seek prompt medical care from a licensed healthcare professional. A chiropractor may assess muscle, joint, and spine complaints, such as neck pain, back pain, stiffness, or reduced movement. The appropriate provider depends on your symptoms, medical history, and the crash’s severity. General information about Houston car accident…

What happens if someone else is driving your car and gets in an accident? In Houston, the answer often depends on who caused the crash, whether you gave the driver permission, and the applicable insurance policy terms. Texas follows a fault-based system. The Texas Department of Insurance auto insurance information explains coverage concepts for consumers,…

In Houston, a left-turning driver often must yield to approaching traffic. That rule does not automatically assign responsibility for every collision. Investigators, insurers, and courts may review speed, signals, visibility, lane position, and driver conduct. Texas right-of-way rules provide a starting point, while the facts guide the final legal analysis. Evidence may show one driver…

A T-bone car accident occurs when the front end of one vehicle strikes the side of another vehicle, creating a T-shaped impact. These collisions happen frequently at Houston intersections and are among the more dangerous types of car accidents because of the way the force hits the side of the vehicle. Many traffic safety reports…

If you’ve been in a car accident in Houston and your child’s car seat was in the vehicle, you likely have questions about whether your insurance will cover the cost of replacement. In many cases, if you have collision or comprehensive coverage, your insurance may cover car seat replacement after an accident. Additionally, you may…

If you have been in a car accident in Houston and did not obtain a police report, you may worry that you cannot file a claim. In many situations, you can still pursue a car accident claim in Texas without a police report, but you will need other documentation to support your version of events…

Parking lot accidents happen frequently in Houston and throughout the greater Houston area, but determining fault is not always straightforward. Unlike accidents on public roads, parking lot collisions often occur on private property and involve unique traffic patterns. Fault in a parking lot car accident usually depends on driver actions, right-of-way expectations, and whether someone…

  Refinery and chemical plant explosions can cause life-altering injuries. When an explosion occurs in Houston, figuring out who may be legally responsible usually requires a careful factual investigation and case-by-case legal analysis. Multiple companies or individuals can share responsibility, and understanding potential avenues of liability is an important step toward seeking compensation. Gibson Hill…

  Can I sue for negligent security at an apartment complex in Houston? If you’ve been injured at a Houston apartment complex because of inadequate security, you may be able to pursue a negligent security or premises liability claim under Texas law. An attorney can evaluate whether the facts of your situation support a lawsuit…