Austin Personal Injury Blog
Tesla’s Gigafactory made headlines with its move to Texas. Now, the factory is making headlines for another reason: The family of a Gigafactory worker is suing Tesla and two other companies, alleging that the companies’ negligence led to the death of their family member. The lawsuit alleges that the worker, a journeyman electrician, was inspecting…
Read MoreWhat is a Premises Liability Case? A premises liability case is a case based on an argument that you were injured due to a dangerous condition on a property. This could be a claim for an injury you incurred in a restaurant, a store, a friend’s house, or even a nightclub. Understanding Premises Liability Property…
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A head-on vehicle collision near Carrizo Springs claimed seven lives in June and left two children with life-threatening injuries. According to NBC News, one crash occurred about 116 miles southwest of San Antonio. A black Chrysler 300 sedan crossed the center line and hit a 1998 Dodge pickup head-on, then rolled into the ditch and…
Read MoreHow Much Does a Personal Injury Lawyer Cost ? One of the most common questions we get is, “How much does a personal injury lawyer cost?” Fortunately, you won’t have to pay most personal injury lawyers out of your pocket. Most personal injury lawyers, including us, work on a contingency fee basis. That means that…
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According to a 2024 study, there are over 39 million personal injury cases that require some form of medical treatment. The Bureau of Justice Statistics also revealed that 3-4% of personal injury cases went to trial. With the need for immediate and ongoing medical treatments after a serious accident, it’s no wonder why large verdicts…
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