There are many legalities that prove to be complex and confusing, especially when they are state-specific. If you are traveling on the streets of Texas, there are pedestrian laws you’ll want to know. Pedestrians laws are intended to help enforce safety on Texas roadways. We can all help avoid pedestrian accidents by obeying these laws. […]
In a 2017 study by Coverys, a national medical malpractice insurance carrier, the company reached some interesting conclusions about the connection between increased opioid use and medical malpractice claims. The company studied as many as 10,000 closed medical malpractice claims between 2012 and 2016 and found that opioids accounted for the highest percentage of […]
Right after you are in a car accident, your heart may be pounding, and you may be nervous, scared or in shock. Some people describe feeling numb, disoriented, confused, or disconnected. The first thing you should do is check the condition of yourself and your passengers. If it’s just you, check to make sure you […]
While autonomous vehicle makers offer big promises for safer, more efficient roadways, there is good reason to be concerned about the risks. Many policymakers and law enforcement agencies are currently reviewing how to handle self-driving vehicle and car accidents. This is no longer merely a theoretical question. Earlier this year, the National Transportation Safety […]
Distracted driving accidents are on the rise in Texas and throughout the United States. As the Dallas Morning News reported, highway safety experts believe that distracted driving is one the primary factors behind a sharp increase in the number of serious car accidents in recent years. The prevalence of smart phones is often cited […]
Car accidents can occur anywhere – and when you least expect it. You may be on your way to work, picking up your little ones from school or running errands when – all of a sudden – the unexpected happens. According to the latest car accident statistics from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration […]
Spring break is a time for fun, relaxation, and making memories, but it’s also a season when traffic accidents spike dramatically in popular destinations. Regardless of where you’re heading, the excitement of the journey can quickly turn into a nightmare on the road. The combination of crowded streets, unfamiliar drivers, and celebrations can create a […]
Splitting up with your partner is one of the most difficult decisions you may ever face. If you are uncertain about the future of your marriage, you may be wondering whether options exist beyond filing for divorce. Understanding the types of separation — and critically, how Texas law treats them — can help you make […]
Slip-and-fall accidents in grocery stores happen pretty frequently, but the victims often are unaware of their rights to sue. Many victims do not realize the legal responsibility a store has for slip and fall violations. If you slipped and fell in a grocery store, consider thee points on whether or not to sue: Shopping […]
Children are prone to running around without a care in the world, but every now and then this innocent play will turn into a more serious accident. Children are at a big risk for slip and fall accidents, especially at the school where they spend most of their time. If your child was injured while […]
Airbags are often seen as a shield of protection, a safeguard in the split second of an accident that can mean the difference between life and death. However, what happens when this trusted safety device becomes the source of harm? In some cases, airbags can cause severe injuries due to defects, malfunctions, or improper deployment. […]
In Texas, stopping for a school bus isn’t just about being courteous—it’s a legal requirement designed to protect children. We’ve all been there: rushing to get somewhere on time, only to have a school bus suddenly appear in front of us. It might seem tempting to pass, especially when no children are visibly crossing the […]
A premise owner is not under an absolute obligation to remove asbestos, but is under an obligation to notify tenants of the presence of asbestos. If asbestos is present within a premise environment, a tenant could, among other things, legally notify the premise owner to choose between removing the asbestos or not being paid rent. […]
Don Davis is undoubtedly the most experienced and capable plaintiff’s personal injury lawyer in this area, and is widely respected not only for his skills but his highly ethical conduct. To colleagues, adversaries and above all clients he has always, to my personal knowledge, adhered to the highest standards.
Terry W. | Colleague
Bus Accident
A 3-year-old boy suffered a serious brain injury when a Capital Metro bus collided with a suburban in northwest Austin, Texas. At trial, we were able to establish fault on both drivers: 1. the driver of the suburban ran a red light; and 2. the bus driver was speeding…
