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Who Is Liable When Icy Roads Cause Accidents?
24 Jan

Who Is Liable When Icy Roads Cause Accidents?

In some cases, the negligent driver will be found liable for causing an accident when the roads are icy. In others, the local government or municipality responsible for maintaining the roads might be liable. Snow and ice can create conditions that make driving risky. Bad weather requires drivers to pay extra attention and drive with…

Attorney Gabrielle Becker Joins D. Miller & Associates, PLLC®

Miller & Associates, PLLC® welcomes San Antonio native Gabrielle Becker to our team of legal heroes. She will serve as a sexual assault civil trial attorney on the firm’s Litigation Team. We are pleased to have her on board and look forward to working with her. Becker is a graduate of South Texas College of…

Senior Driver Safety Checklist & Self-Assessment

Many older adults like to maintain their independence by driving, and you may be one of them. However, slowed reaction times (among other factors) make it important for seniors to follow best safety practices. With our senior driver safety checklist and self-assessment, you can form a plan to prevent accidents before you go out on…

Statute of Limitations for Medical Malpractice Cases in Texas

If your health care provider’s negligence injured you or someone you love, you have a limited amount of time to file a medical malpractice lawsuit against them. In general, you have two years to comply with the statute of limitations for medical malpractice cases in Texas. If you do not file your lawsuit before the…

Consequences of Using Your Cell Phone While Driving in Texas

Every city has its own set of consequences for using your cell phone while driving in Texas. First offenses will typically result in a fine, second offenses in a higher fine, and subsequent offenses in fine and possible incarceration. Using your phone to text, surf social media, or make calls that are not hands-free are…

Preparing for a Texas Deposition in a Personal Injury Case

Many personal injury cases do not go to trial. They are more likely to be resolved outside of court with an insurance settlement. If your case does go to trial, you may need to start preparing for a Texas deposition in your personal injury case. A personal injury lawyer can explain the deposition process and…

Getting Hit By Debris While You’re Driving

Passenger vehicles share the roads with many other cars, pickup trucks, and large trucks. Many of them carry loads of material that can lead to flying debris. If you were hit by debris while you were driving, you could be entitled to recover financial damages from the vehicle’s owner or from the business if the…

Contributory Negligence in Texas: What You Need to Know

Contributory negligence in Texas personal injury cases can negatively affect any financial award you receive. If you are found to have contributed to any part of the cause of the accident, the percentage of fault assigned to you will be assessed. Your recoverable damages will be reduced by the same percentage. If you are found…

Ten Biggest Personal Injury Settlements Ever

No one can ever predict the outcome of a personal injury case. Resolving one means proving the negligent party owed you a duty of care, failed to provide it, and caused your injuries. You must also prove their negligence caused your financial consequences. A personal injury lawyer can help you negotiate a favorable settlement or…

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