Category: Personal Injury Blog

Car accidents can happen at any time, and almost always when you least expect it. The impact of a collision could lead to relatively minor harm to vehicle occupants like whiplash and bumps or bruises, or could result in severe and potentially fatal injuries. Data from the National Highway Traffic…

If you’ve experienced neck pain after a car accident, you might wonder if it’s whiplash or something even more serious. Unfortunately, it’s an all too common question. One reportable crash occurred every 58 seconds in one recent year, and one person was injured every two minutes, seven seconds, according to…

The number of pedestrians killed in traffic accidents increased by 35 percent between 2008 and 2017, according to a recent magazine story on an alarming report from the Governors Highway Safety Association (GHSA) concerning pedestrian accidents. The situation is even worse here in Dallas County. Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT)…

The Fort Worth Star-Telegram recently reported that the Fort Worth Safe Communities Collaborative ranked the intersections where the most accidents have happened during the past year based on crash data from MedStar 911 calls. The top five intersections were: 5. Interstate 35W (I-35W or Northwest Freeway) and Meacham Boulevard —…

This motorcycle safety checklist was created by Tate Law Offices, P.C., to remind you about critical safety measures and safety issues that you should look for before your next ride. Be sure to check all of the following before you go out to avoid any potential motorcycle accidents: Be aware of local…

Accidents can happen anywhere. You may be on your way to work, running errands or shopping in a local store. Perhaps you are with family or friends, spending time on hobbies or recreational pursuits. You may even be on vacation, or in the process of traveling to meet family. One…

Personal injuries can impact every area of your life. You may require ongoing medical treatment and physical rehabilitation. Your injuries may impact your ability to work and provide for your family. Even a minor injury can prevent you from participating in hobbies and activities you once enjoyed. When you have…