To build a strong personal injury case in Texas, a personal injury attorney must typically prove the following key elements: 1. Duty of Care The attorney needs to establish that the defendant (the party being sued) owed a duty of care to the plaintiff (the injured party). Duty of care
For a Texas Personal Injury Claim, the type of injury claim, the location of the incident, and the parties involved will all affect which Texas County is the best place to bring an injury lawsuit. You must typically file the lawsuit in the county where the accident or injury occurred.
Texas pedestrian accidents are usually the fault of the drivers of motor vehicles. Let’s take a closer look at the issue with McKay Law. Every year in the State of Texas, thousands of pedestrians are injured or killed in motor vehicle accidents. In fact, over the past few years in
Texas Wrongful Death Attorneys Since 2017, Tyler wrongful death lawyer team at McKay Law has assisted families who are mourning the wrongful death of a loved one. We have the expertise, tools, and resources necessary to get you the money you require to recover from a catastrophe. Contact a qualified
WHO Can Be HELD Liable? A provider of alcohol that holds a license to serve alcohol in Texas that overserves a patron who causes an injury or death can be held liable regardless of whether it charges for the alcohol. An unlicensed server of alcohol can be liable under the Dram Shop Act only when it charges
In practically every circumstance, the issue arises: How can I afford to be involved in this injury lawsuit? Both plaintiffs (the ones who file the injury lawsuit) and defendants ask this question (those being sued). If you’ve been hurt and someone else is at fault, you may suffer financially as
In the state of Texas, there are approved seat belt laws for school bus safety. According to the new regulations, all buses manufactured after 2018 must-have 3-point seat belts. What took so long for our elected officials? There is one additional safety element that all buses must have – a
Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code Section 18.001 & In Re: Allstate 5/7/2021 The Texas Supreme Court issued an opinion on 5/7/2021, In Re Allstate, that will almost certainly result in more personal injury litigation in Texas courts. In Re Allstate (decided 5/7/2021), the long-standing cost-cutting and time-saving statute is
Texas car insurance providers are not required to pay for your medical bills after a car accident. If you’ve been injured in a car accident that was caused by another driver’s negligent vehicle operation, you may wonder how you will be compensated for your injuries. You’ve got medical bills, prescription
