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Anyone can get hurt in a car wreck. Drivers often become distracted, disobey traffic laws, and engage in reckless behavior, resulting in severe injuries and death.

Commercial trucks are massive and can weigh up to 80,000 pounds with a full cargo load. Although truck drivers must complete extensive training to operate a large truck safely, inattention and errors can lead to a catastrophic collision with other vehicles.

Motorcycles are significantly smaller than cars, trucks, and other vehicles. Drivers have a hard time noticing them on the road. If someone fails to check their blind spots, they could sideswipe a motorcyclist already in the lane.

By law, motorists must stop and let you cross the street when you have a walk signal or green light. Unfortunately, some people blow through stop signs, ignore, or fail to see pedestrians already in a crosswalk.

Public transportation is a necessity for many Houston residents. Taking the bus might be part of your daily commute to work. You count on arriving at your destination safely, but the bus driver’s carelessness could put you in harm’s way.

Bicyclists lack the same safety devices the occupants of motor vehicles may take for granted. Without a seatbelt to keep them restrained to their bikes or airbags to soften the impact of an accident, they typically suffer debilitating injuries.

Rideshare services like Lyft and Uber offer convenient and affordable transportation to residents and visitors. Even though rideshare drivers are supposed to abide by the same traffic laws as others, a dangerous error or split second of inattention can injure their passengers or occupants of other vehicles during a crash.

Laws prohibit anyone from operating a motor vehicle while impaired by alcohol or drugs or with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of 0.08% or higher. When someone disregards the law and drives in an impaired condition, accidents can result.

Spinal cord damage, traumatic brain injury, loss of limb, and other catastrophic injuries disrupt a person’s life and lead to serious complications. Accident victims often face years of rehabilitation and can suffer severe psychological trauma

Losing someone in a preventable accident is a devastating experience. Surviving family members can pursue a wrongful death lawsuit for the costs and losses related to a loved one’s death.

Injured maritime workers can file a claim under The Jones Act, Longshore and Harbor Workers’ Compensation Act, or Outer Continental Shelf Land Act to receive compensation for lost wages, medical care, and additional expenses.

Litigation is sometimes the only option to resolve disputes among partners, employees, and contractors. A range of legal matters can arise that require a lawyer to step in and help the parties reach a favorable outcome.

You have a right to seek financial compensation if you were injured as a result of another person or a company's negligence.