How Much Is a Permanent Injury Worth in Texas?
Permanent injuries will impact your life forever. For this reason, it is crucial to understand the value of your claim so that you can achieve the financial recovery that makes you whole again. The value of a permanent injury case…
How Soon After an Injury Do I Need to File a Lawsuit?
If you get hurt in an accident in Texas that was caused by someone else, you may be able to file a personal injury lawsuit to help you become whole again. In this situation, it’s important to act quickly. You…
How Safety Training Helps Prevent Construction Accidents in Texas
Construction accidents are terrible disasters that should never take place in safe and secure work environments. Yet construction is one of the deadliest industries in Texas, with hundreds of serious and fatal accidents reported each year. If you or a loved…
How Dog Bite Cases Work Under Texas Premises Liability Law
If you get bitten by a dog, you may sustain serious injuries that will leave permanent physical and emotional scars. In Texas, pet owners can be held responsible for injuries caused by their dogs. Under Texas’s premises liability laws, however,…
The Impact of Social Media on Texas Car Accident Claims
Social media is such a commonplace thing in the modern world that many car accident victims don’t think twice before posting information about their crashes online. This may be how you’re used to sharing your life with friends and family,…
Understanding and Documenting Non-Visible Car Accident Injuries
When you imagine a car accident, you may picture injuries that are immediately obvious, such as a broken bone or skin lacerations. The reality, however, is that many victims suffer non-visible car accident injuries that are just as serious. If…
Guide to Texas Dram Shop Laws
Drunk driving is a terrible crime that can have significant consequences. An intoxicated driver can’t be trusted to safely operate a motor vehicle. Drunk driving often leads to serious car accidents that inflict life-changing injuries and deaths. At FVF Law…
Understanding Texas Policy Limits After an Accident
Texas minimum auto insurance policy limits are $30,000 per person/$60,000 per accident for bodily injury and $25,000 for property damage as of 2025. When your damages exceed these limits, you have four legal pathways to collect additional compensation: suing additional defendants, accessing umbrella…
Understanding Third-Party Liability in Texas Construction Accidents
In Texas, construction workers face numerous hazards and injury risks daily. Construction is the deadliest job in the country, according to national injury statistics. Unfortunately, human error further increases the odds of construction accidents, injuries and deaths. If you get…