Learn how to obtain and use a police report after a car accident, including its information and why it's crucial for insurance claims and legal proceedings.

Most plaintiffs don’t go to court for a personal injury case, but some do. Find out if you’ll need a judge or jury to decide how much compensation you are owed.

There’s nothing quite like the freedom of being in an open-air vehicle, which is why millions of people love driving or riding on ATVs (also known as all-terrain vehicles or 4-wheelers). But because of their high center of gravity and lack of safety features like doors or safety cages, passengers are at an extreme risk […]

Are self-driving cars safe? The answer depends on who you ask—and as technology advances, the answer keeps evolving. Companies like Waymo, one of the latest self-driving car innovators operating in Texas, report that their vehicles make the roads safer. But if you’ve been in an accident involving a self-driving car, those statistics don’t bring much […]

When someone’s negligence hurts a child, that child has the same right to compensation for their injuries as an adult. Unlike grownups, however, kids don’t have the legal standing to hire a personal injury attorney. Luckily, the legal system allows a parent or guardian to file an insurance claim or lawsuit on a child’s behalf. […]

Every personal injury case in the United States revolves around one central concept: fault. In many situations—such as car accidents, slip-and-falls, or product liability incidents—more than one party may share responsibility for the harm caused. That’s where comparative negligence laws come into play. Comparative negligence is a legal doctrine that determines how much each party’s […]