Personal Injury

Legal Checklist for What to Do When Someone Dies

When a loved one passes, it can be difficult to focus on much other than grief. It is important to...

Austin Roads to Avoid by Transportation Method

With 11,755 traffic accidents in 2020, Austin is no stranger to reckless drivers. In this article, FVF Law has compiled...

Can You Sue for Mild Traumatic Brain Injury?

Any time a person is hit on the head falls so their head hits a solid object, or is shaken...

Exceptions To the Texas Statute of Limitations, Explained

If you have been injured by someone’s wrongful or negligent actions in Texas, you may have the right to file...

The Difference between Negligence and Liability

Your safety and well-being depend on one of the most important elements of existing in a society — the idea...

Examples of Criminal Negligence

When most people think of negligence, what comes to their mind is usually civil negligence. Fans of television’s longest-running medical...

Does Insurance Cover Injuries from Trips, Slips, and Falls?

Slips, trips, and falls are surprisingly serious causes of injury, resulting in 42,114 deaths and about 8 million emergency room...

How to Prove a Back Injury at Work

When you injure your back at work, your first thought is not likely going to be to call a spinal...

What Is a Full-Thickness Burn Injury?

Full-thickness burns — or third-degree burns — are burns that damage or even destroy both layers of skin, including the...

What Are the Main Causes of Industrial Accidents?

Industrial workers put themselves at risk every day to keep the systems running that make sure people in the community...

What Goes in an Electrocution Accident Report?

Electrocution injuries are extremely dangerous — killing almost 1000 and injuring almost 30,000 people in the United States each year...

What You Need to Know If You're Hit by a FedEx Truck

Here's What You Need To Know if Involved in a FedEx Truck Accident Every day, people in motor vehicles of...