Short answers to the questions we hear most often at Oberg Law Office. Each video runs a few minutes and is answered on camera by Gregg Oberg, board certified in personal injury trial law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization since 1995. Every video has a full written transcript on its own page if you would rather read than watch.
Do You Need a Police Report After a Car Accident in Mesquite?
3 min 6 sec
Why you should always ask for a report even when the collision looks minor, what to do when officers will not come out to the scene, and whether you can still file a claim without one.
Hit by a Truck in Texas? What to Know Before You Talk to the Insurance Company
8 min 3 sec
Why a commercial truck claim is not simply a bigger car accident, how Texas comparative fault decides what you recover, and the evidence that disappears if nobody moves quickly.
What Uber and Lyft Won’t Tell You After a Texas Rideshare Crash
6 min 28 sec
Which insurance policy applies depends on what the driver’s app was doing at the moment of the crash — and why rideshare claims so often stall between insurers.
Slipped and Fell in a Texas Store? The First 24 Hours
7 min 46 sec
Eight steps in the order they need to happen — and what Texas actually requires you to prove about a hazard the store has already cleaned up.
Why Is the Insurance Offer So Low? How Texas Injury Cases Are Really Valued
7:30
Insurance offers open low by design. How Texas case value is actually built — liability, damages, and available coverage — and what raises the number.
Who Pays Your Medical Bills First After a Texas Car Crash?
7:46
The at-fault insurer pays once, at the very end. PIP, MedPay, health insurance and UM/UIM each have a turn — and getting the order wrong quietly costs you settlement money.
6 Steps to Win Your Texas Personal Injury Case
6:21
Winning is not about being right — it is about what you can prove. Treatment, evidence, counsel, silence, patience, and knowing when a settlement is the right answer.
What If the Police Report Says the Crash Was Your Fault?
6:56
The report said our client ran the red light. Her dashcam said the other driver did. Why crash reports get fault wrong, and what to do when one blames you.