A recent 60 Minutes investigation highlighted how “chameleon carriers” avoid trucking safety oversight by restarting under new identities. Learn why these companies create risks for Texas drivers and can complicate truck accident claims.
What you share online after an accident or injury can influence how your case is evaluated. Here’s how social media is used in Texas lawsuits and where mistakes can happen.
Federal trucking safety enforcement dropped significantly in 2025, raising concerns about oversight and risk. For drivers in Texas, fewer inspections could mean more dangerous conditions on already busy roadways.
After a car accident in Texas, the steps you take can affect your health, your recovery, and your legal rights. Learn what to do after a crash, common injuries to watch for, and how to handle insurance and potential claims.
Uber is preparing stricter background check policies after a New York Times investigation revealed gaps that may have allowed drivers with violent criminal histories on the platform. Texas cases highlight ongoing concerns about rideshare safety and accountability.
Dallas continues to report one of the highest fatal crash rates among large U.S. cities. Although Texas saw a slight decline in traffic deaths in 2024, speeding, DUI, and pedestrian fatalities remain serious concerns.
A Waymo autonomous vehicle struck a child in California, prompting a new NHTSA investigation. As driverless cars expand into Texas, questions remain about AV safety, liability, and how state laws affect crash victims.
Waymo incidents have raised new concerns about autonomous vehicle safety and prompted changes to Texas AV laws. As driverless fleets expand, Texas drivers face complex questions about liability, oversight, and crash-related legal rights.
Filing a lawsuit after an injury is a complex process. When you reach the end and it’s time to discuss a settlement, you may come across something you didn’t expect - a subrogation lien.
Autonomous trucks are now operating on Texas highways—and they’re raising questions about road safety, liability, and what this means for everyday drivers.
Traveling by airplane remains the safest form of transportation, significantly safer than driving, but his year’s recent slate of airplane accidents has everyone on edge about flying.
A new study released by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety revealed that pedestrian traffic fatalities have increased by more than 80 percent over the past 15 years. Texas consistently ranks as one of the most dangerous states for pedestrians.
