Is Texas a No-Fault State?
Fault in Auto Accidents in Texas Many factors go into an automobile accident, but it’s often the case that one party is predominantly at fault. When you are injured due to someone else’s negligence, you may have questions about whether you can file a personal injury claim and what kind of compensation you may be […]
What Makes A Truck Accident Different?
Tractor-trailer drivers are professionals who must follow a distinct set of rules and regulations regarding their driving. There are regulations regarding the qualifications, screening, and training companies must follow when hiring a truck driver. This is to be expected, as a tractor-trailer combination can weigh over 80,000 pounds at cause severe and disabling injuries, or […]
What Causes Truck Crashes?
We thoroughly investigate the details of your crash to prove if: Trucking Industry Regulations Were Broken Trucking companies are required to keep extensive driving logs and records. If the driver who caused the wreck was not following procedure, he or she could be held accountable for causing the crash. The Truck Was Not Maintained Properly […]
Challenging Ridesharing Company Policies and Procedures in Car Accident Cases
Who is Responsible for a Rideshare Accident? While rideshare companies like Uber and Lyft provide a lot of convenience, they can also be risky. Rideshare drivers often get into accidents like other drivers, and the injuries can be devastating. It’s even more challenging for the victim to determine who is at fault for the accident. […]
What Age Can Kids Sit in the Front Seat of the Car in Texas?
If you are a parent, you probably prioritize your kids’ safety. Our attorneys explain what the state laws say about car safety for children and provide tips to help you stay compliant. What Do Texas Laws Say About Child Passenger Safety? In Texas, car accident injuries are among the top causes of severe and fatal injuries to […]
Recovering Compensation in Motorcycle Accident Cases: Key Factors to Consider
How Will Texas Motorcycle Laws Affect My Compensation Claim? Getting involved in a motorcycle accident can be scary, especially if you sustain injuries and need to pursue compensation from the negligent party. Texas has laws that protect personal injury victims by helping them recover damages. However, insurance companies often use the law to their advantage […]
What Damages Can You Recover After Being Rear-Ended?
What Are the Injuries I Can Sustain in a Rear-End Accident? Rear-end accidents happen when a car crashes into another one from behind because of distracted driving, driving too fast, being hit by another vehicle and pushed into the one in front, or following too closely. Many people underestimate the impact of a rear-end accident, […]
Public vs. Private Property: How Premises Liability Changes
Premises liability claims are the most common category of personal injury claims and can happen when a person is hurt while on someone else’s private property. But what should you do if you are hurt while on public property? Can you sue the government for your injuries and damages? The attorneys at the Oberg Law […]
How to Effectively Document Pain and Suffering for Your Auto Accident Case
When researching personal injury topics, such as compensation for car accidents, you may have heard the term “pain and suffering” used to describe the type of damages you may be able to seek payment for. But what exactly is pain and suffering, and how can you effectively prove it? The attorneys at the Oberg Law […]
When Poor Maintenance Leads to Injury: A Guide to Premises Liability Claims
In 2016, a woman filed a premises liability lawsuit against Walgreens seeking $1 million dollars in compensation after tripping and falling as she exited the Walgreens store in Beaumont, TX. The woman claims she fell and suffered multiple injuries and cuts to her face, neck, and back after tripping on a tattered mat in front […]