Category: Texas Law

Lane splitting refers to the practice of riding a motorcycle on the dashed lines between lanes of traffic, usually traffic moving in the same direction that is slow or stopped. A study by the University of California Berkeley found that motorcyclists who split lanes in heavy traffic were significantly less likely to…

When considering initiating a personal injury claim, the thought on the mind of the injured party general centers around possible economic compensation at the outcome of the case. The injured party most likely has significant medical bills to cover, may have suffered emotionally, and might have even missed time from…

When an injury occurs on private or public property, the question, “Who’s at fault?” is often the first thing on a person’s mind.  While the law varies slightly depending upon the situation, if an injury occurs on another person’s property, and if that injury was the cause of that property…

Although Texas law requires drivers to carry insurance when behind the wheel, many motorists instead choose to shirk this responsibility in order to avoid paying premiums and other costs. While some areas are largely devoid of this problem, others are rife with uninsured drivers and responsible, insured Texans should drive…