A hospital lien is a right granted to hospitals and emergency services providers that allows them to demand payment for their services out of any money recovered by the injured person in that person's personal injury claim against any parties responsible for causing the injury.... Read More >
How Do I Prove a Lost Wage Claim After an Accident?
Calculating Lost Wage Claims Whether you are in a car wreck, slip and fall, or an on-the-job accident, knowing how to document evidence of your lost wages in order to prove your wage loss claim to an insurance adjuster or ultimately prove your lost wage claim to a jury can be... Read More >
Top Practice Tips for Dealing with the Insured but Uncooperative Defendant
One of the most frustrating issues that you will inevitably run across during your career if you practice personal injury law, is a defendant who is too ignorant to realize that it is in his own best interests to turn the legal papers over to his own insurance company and... Read More >
Why Personal Injury Lawyers Often Decline Cases Close to the Statute of Limitations
In Texas, the statute of limitations for a personal injury lawsuit is 2 years unless an exception applies. But what many people do not realize is that the longer you wait, the harder it is to find a lawyer willing to take on the case on a contingency fee basis. Delaying in... Read More >
Mistakes to Avoid in a Texas Wrongful Death Claim
Nothing compares to the pain of losing a loved one. Grief can be an incredibly lonely, difficult, and isolating emotion. Processing grief can be substantially more difficult when a loved one loses their life in a preventable accident due to another person's negligent... Read More >