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Can a Sibling File a Wrongful Death Lawsuit in Texas?

Each state in the country is very specific about who is allowed to file a wrongful death claim after losing someone due to the negligent actions of another individual or entity. Texas also directly specifies who can file these lawsuits in civil court. Here, we want to review whether or not siblings are allowed to file wrongful death claims in the state of Texas.  Who Can File a Wrongful Death Claim in Texas? Texas law is very clear that the…

Who’s Liable for an Apartment Fire in Texas?

Fires that break out in apartment complexes often result in significant property damage, and they can also cause injuries and loss of life. It is important for victims in these situations to understand who can be held liable for the apartment fire. Here, we want to examine some of the possible liable parties in these situations, as well as whether or not you need a Houston burn injury attorney if you have been affected by an apartment fire in Texas….

What Laws Apply to Cyclists in Texas?

If you want to operate your bicycle on the roadways of Texas, then there are various laws that you need to be aware of. It is imperative that you learn and understand the safe operation of your bicycle as well as the laws that apply to you and other motorists so that you can avoid serious accidents that lead to catastrophic injuries. This is not a complete list of laws that could affect you and other riders, so please conduct…

Are Cyclists Required to Wear Helmets in Texas?

Before you or a loved one ride out on a bicycle, you want to make sure that safety is the number one priority. One of the best ways to ensure you and your loved ones remain safe while riding bicycles is to wear a helmet. Studies indicate that wearing a helmet while riding a bicycle reduces the risk of a serious head or brain injury by approximately 63% to 85%. However, Texas law currently does not require bicyclists of any…

Who is At-Fault if a Jaywalker is Hit in Texas?

In most situations, vehicle drivers are required to yield the right of way to pedestrians, particularly if they see them and have the ability to stop before an incident occurs. When a failure to do so results in an crash, the end result is often a personal injury lawsuit in Houston. The reality is that there are various laws in place to prevent jaywalking, but what happens if a jaywalker gets struck by a vehicle? Who is at fault when…

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