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What If You Were Partially at Fault? Can You Still Recover Damages?

Being partially at fault in an accident raises questions about whether you can still recover damages. Shared liability means more than one party is responsible for the harm caused. This affects how compensation is calculated and how fault is divided. Knowing how shared liability works is important after an injury.

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What to Do If the Other Driver Doesn’t Have Insurance

Car accidents involving an uninsured driver create difficult situations for everyone involved. Without insurance coverage, recovering damages for injuries or property damage can be challenging. Knowing the right steps to take immediately is essential. Being prepared helps you handle the situation calmly and effectively.

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Will You Have to Go to Court for Your Injury Case?

When you are injured because of someone else’s negligence, questions often arise about what happens next. One common concern is whether your injury case will require you to go to court. Many injury cases are resolved before reaching that stage, but understanding when a court appearance might be necessary can help you prepare.

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Should You Talk to the Insurance Company After an Accident?

After an accident, you might feel pressured to talk to the insurance company right away. However, what you say can impact your accident claim. Insurance adjusters often try to limit what they pay. Knowing how to handle these conversations is important.

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How Long Do You Have to File a Personal Injury Lawsuit?

Time limits on personal injury lawsuits catch many people off guard. Every state sets strict deadlines, and missing them can mean losing your right to file. These rules vary depending on how the injury happened and who was involved. Acting promptly can make all the difference.

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Texting & Driving Accidents in Texas

In the state of Texas, a person who injures a victim as a result of texting and driving faces the possibility of both criminal charges and a civil lawsuit.

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Semi-Truck Injuries: Who to Sue in Texas

Being involved in a semi-truck accident is one of the worst things that can happen to a person. The size of a tractor-trailer, as compared to other vehicles, almost guarantees someone will get hurt when a collision happens.

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