When a company announces a product recall, it’s easy to view it as a responsible act. It may seem like the manufacturer identified a problem and took steps to address it. However, for consumers who have already suffered injuries or losses, a recall announcement can feel like too little, too late. The hard truth is […]
When two drivers give conflicting accounts of how a crash happened, or when the physical evidence at the scene does not match the story either party is telling, the question of what actually caused the accident often cannot be resolved without expert analysis. Accident reconstruction is the application of physics, engineering, and data analysis to […]
Pedestrians can bear responsibility for accidents in Texas under specific circumstances. While many assume that drivers are always at fault, pedestrians can also act negligently and contribute to collisions. Understanding these legal standards helps both drivers and pedestrians take appropriate precautions. At Byrd Davis Alden & Henrichson,l LLP, our experienced legal team understands the nuances […]
Economic and non-economic damages affect the compensation an accident victim may receive in Texas. These two categories determine how courts assess financial recovery in personal injury cases. Texas law defines each type and outlines how they contribute to a claim. At Byrd Davis Alden & Henrichson, LLP, our legal team helps clients pursue compensation for […]
Vicarious liability is a legal doctrine that holds one party responsible for the wrongful actions of another party, even when the first party did nothing wrong. It most commonly applies to employer-employee relationships under the respondeat superior doctrine. Employers can be held financially liable when employees cause harm while acting within the scope of their […]
Often, the impact of an accident goes beyond physical injuries. Pain and suffering are typically an essential part of your personal injury claim when you’ve suffered an injury due to someone else’s negligence. These damages are calculated based on factors such as the severity of your injuries and the emotional toll the injury has caused. […]
It’s a common misconception that most personal injury cases involve a courtroom trial. However, most issues are resolved through settlements before reaching that stage. This trend is primarily due to the unpredictability and expenses of trials, which motivate plaintiffs and defendants to find mutually agreeable resolutions beforehand. However, certain circumstances can lead to a case […]
Life can take an unexpected turn in the blink of an eye, especially on the road. Motorcycle accidents and car accidents may seem similar, but they often lead to very different outcomes for those involved. Motorcyclists face unique vulnerabilities and challenges, from the extent of their injuries to the way their claims are handled. These […]
A quick trip to the store should be a routine errand, but hazards like wet floors, uneven walkways, or poorly stocked shelves can lead to unexpected and dangerous slip-and-fall accidents. These incidents can result in serious injuries, leaving victims with medical bills, lost wages, and lasting pain. Many of these accidents could be prevented if […]
After an accident, the emotional and financial toll can feel overwhelming, especially when multiple parties are involved. Understanding Texas’ comparative negligence laws can help you navigate this challenging time with clarity. These laws determine how fault is divided and how compensation is awarded, ensuring you’re treated fairly and justly in the aftermath of an accident. […]
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…
