What Is a Deposition & How Do They Affect Personal Injury Cases?
A deposition is an out-of-court testimony. It is a question and answer session where a party questions the other. In a personal injury case, each side can use a deposition to gather information. The potentially liable party has the legal right to obtain information about the injury. They also have the right to see which […]
What Are The Effects Of Traumatic Brain Injury On Your Financial Situation?
A traumatic brain injury (TBI) can significantly impact the financial situation of the injured individual or their whole family. Serious traumatic brain injuries require months of treatment and rehabilitation. Victims miss work and some are never able to return to their previous position. These costs and losses add up quickly, leaving accident victims struggling to […]
How Soon Do You Need to File A Claim After A Bicycle Accident in Texas?
Texas limits the time you can file a claim after a bicycle accident for two years from the date it occurred. This is the same statute of limitations for you to file a bicycle accident lawsuit. You might be eligible to recover compensation from the person at-fault’s insurance coverage. A bicycle accident lawyer in Texas […]
What Kind of Lawyer Do You Need for A Dog Bite Injury in Texas?
A personal injury lawyer can help you after a dog bite injury in Texas. You just need to make sure the lawyer has experience representing clients in dog bite cases. Whether the dog attacked you out on the street, on someone’s property, on your property, or in a place of business, a dog bite attorney […]
How Does Maximum Medical Improvement Apply to My Injury Case?
Maximum Medical Improvement (MMI) is reached when a healthcare professional assess that you have recovered as much as possible from a work-related injury or illness. The Texas Department of Insurance uses an MMI to determine if you are eligible to receive long-term benefits. Work-related injuries have specific guidelines including MMI. To make sure you receive […]
What Types of Injury Cases Fall Under Premises Liability Law In Texas?
Premises liability law covers a wide variety of injury cases in Texas. This can include almost any type of accident that may occur on someone else’s property because of the property owner’s negligence. Slip and falls are among the most common types of premises liability accidents. If you suffered injuries on someone else’s property in […]
What Should You Do If You Were Injured in A Hit and Run Accident in Texas?
It is a hit and run accident when a driver hits another car, person, animal, or property, then flees the scene without giving insurance information or first aid. If you were injured in a hit and run accident, get medical care for yourself and other injured people. After you have seen a healthcare professional, call […]
Can You Hire Our Personal Injury Lawyers with No Money?
Yes, you can hire an attorney without a retainer. Sometimes this policy is referred to as “no recovery, no fee.” At D. Miller & Associates, PLLC, we are proud to serve personal injury clients throughout Texas who otherwise might not be able to afford legal representation. You pay no attorney’s fees unless we recover for […]
Who Pays for Your Medical Bills During the Personal Injury Claim Process?
You cannot be denied emergency medical care regardless of your ability to pay. If you were severely injured and hospitalized, keep your medical bills. You may be eligible for compensation from the person at fault. If you have not seen a doctor, you should see a medical professional right away. A personal injury attorney from […]
What Happens If Your Personal Injury Case Settles?
Many personal injury cases are resolved with an insurance settlement. An insurance adjuster prefers to settle in exchange for your agreement not to sue. A settlement allows insurance companies to avoid the cost and publicity of a lawsuit in court. You Can Receive Compensation Quicker if Your Personal Injury Case Settles You typically receive […]