Can police officers sue for personal injuries sustained on the job? Yes, officers can sue for injuries received in the line of duty, but their ability to do so depends heavily on the specific circumstances of the injury and the state’s laws. In many cases, officers are covered by workers’ compensation, which provides benefits but… Read More
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by Benjamin Treviño | January 15th, 2026 | Blog, Personal Injury
by Benjamin Treviño | December 5th, 2025 | Auto Accident, Blog, News, Personal Injury
Can you seek compensation from a dead defendant? Yes, you can file a personal injury claim against the estate of a deceased defendant by suing the estate directly through a personal representative appointed by a court. In a personal injury claim against a deceased defendant, the personal representative (such as an executor or administrator) is… Read More
by Benjamin Treviño | December 4th, 2025 | Blog, Lawsuit, News, Personal Injury
Who can be held liable for serving alcohol to a drunken driver who subsequently causes a crash? Since 1987, the State of Texas has had a law on the books known as the Texas Dram Shop Law. This law holds alcohol-serving establishments (like bars and restaurants) liable for any injuries or deaths their intoxicated customers… Read More
by Benjamin Treviño | November 20th, 2025 | Auto Accident, Blog, Personal Injury
What Happens if Your Vehicle is Hit During a Police Chase? It’s not easy getting compensation for injuries or property damage caused by a police pursuit, but it’s not impossible, because you do have options. Who Can Bring a Police Pursuit Injury Claim? Any injured party who sustained injuries and/or property damage as a result… Read More
by Benjamin Treviño | November 10th, 2025 | Blog, Driving Tips, Pedestrian Accident, Personal Injury
Car crash injuries sometimes require multiple surgeries and long-term care. When a crash causes long-term injury and multiple surgeries, it is considered a catastrophic injury. These injuries can lead to permanent disabilities, a reduced quality of life, and significant medical, emotional, and financial burdens. A comprehensive treatment plan typically involves multiple surgeries, extensive physical and… Read More
by Benjamin Treviño | October 23rd, 2025 | Blog, Fatal Crash, News, Personal Injury
How age impacts a wrongful death compensation When it comes to wrongful death claims, the victim’s age can significantly affect the amount of the settlement, because age is used to estimate future lost income and support. Lost income and earning potential Younger victims who had a potentially lengthy career ahead of them can justify greater… Read More
by Benjamin Treviño | October 22nd, 2025 | Blog, Driving Tips, Personal Injury
Rubbernecking: What it is and what to do if You’re Involved “Rubbernecking” is when drivers slow down at a traffic accident site to stare at the aftermath of the crash. Rubbernecking is a form of distracted driving, and it can cause secondary accidents. Why is rubbernecking dangerous? Rubbernecking is dangerous because it diverts attention from… Read More
by Benjamin Treviño | October 7th, 2025 | Blog, Legal Representation, Personal Injury
Should I file a personal injury lawsuit? The decision to pursue a personal injury lawsuit depends on individual circumstances. Things to consider include the severity of your injuries, the economic losses that resulted from the injuries, and the complexity of the case. Settlements are common and often can be reached without going to court. Ultimately,… Read More
by Benjamin Treviño | October 2nd, 2025 | Auto Accident, Blog, Driving Tips, Motorcycle Accident, News, Personal Injury
Why are Motorcycle Crash Injuries More-Severe than Car Crash Injuries? Motorcycle injuries are significantly more severe than injuries in car accidents because motorcyclists lack the protective features of a passenger vehicle, such as airbags and a metal frame. This lack of protection increases the motorcyclist’s vulnerability, increasing the risk of severe injuries like traumatic brain… Read More
by Benjamin Treviño | September 16th, 2025 | Auto Accident, Blog
Liability in Chain-reaction Accidents In a car accident where one car hits your car, and you then hit a third car, the driver who initially rear-ended you is generally considered at fault for the entire sequence of events. This is because the driver whose car hit yours failed to maintain a safe following distance, causing… Read More
