Very vulnerable, indeed.
Spotlighting liability linked with Texas’ dramshop law
Sometimes a given Texas legal matter featuring liability will closely depend on the proven culpability of one designated third party.
Accident risk factors outsized for this specific group
We periodically revisit specific subject matter relevant to the personal injury realm at Michalk, Beatty & Alcozer. That is especially true regarding information germane to injury concerns for particularly high-risk groups.
MADD: Texas the top entrant on an undesirable list
This calculation supplied by the Texas Department of Transportation prominently leads a recent media report and is just startling for its sadness and implications.
Special considerations surrounding pedestrian accidents, injuries
The deep Central Texas legal team of Michalk, Beatty & Alcozer (with offices in both Killeen and Temple) advocates with passion and demonstrated results on behalf of injured parties across the state.
Texas roads would definitely be safer without distracted drivers
If you drive to and from work every day, you understand how stressful navigating high-traffic areas in Texas can be. You might adhere to all traffic regulations and try your best to stay alert and cautious behind the wheel. However, if a distracted driver is nearby, there may be little to nothing you can do to avoid a collision. Distracted drivers cause many fatal collisions in this state and across the country.
A recent crash draws attention to school bus safety and liability
Although children are generally safer riding buses than they are in cars, they don't escape every accident unharmed. The injuries your child suffers could lead to bills you can't afford - even with proper insurance.
Are the high speed limits of Texas roads too dangerous?
Here in the Lone Star State, highways are kind of our thing. You won't find speed limits this high in any other state. I-35 and I-14 don't quite match up to Highway 130-but you can still drive pretty fast around the Killeen area.
How pedestrians and drivers can avoid accidents
Texas continues to rank among the national leaders in pedestrian deaths.
What to do if you suspect someone has a spinal cord injury?
Car crashes are a common cause for severe injuries. If you are involved in a car crash, the first thing you should do is to check if you or anyone else involved in the crash is injured. If someone is injured you should call 911 immediately and request an ambulance.
