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Tips for Riding a Motorcycle in the Rain
You may not always be able to avoid riding your motorcycle in the rain. It might be your only form of transportation on a rainy day, or you may get caught in an unexpected Texas thunderstorm. Either way, it is possible to ride safely in the rain. The right equipment, preparation and operation techniques…
How to Safely Drive Near Motorcycles
As a driver, you have a legal responsibility to look out for the safety of all other roadway users – including motorcyclists, bicyclists and pedestrians. Motorcyclists may assume a certain amount of risk, but they do not assume the risks of negligent, aggressive or reckless drivers. Causing a motorcycle accident could make you financially…
How Much Is My Motorcycle Accident Claim Worth?
Surviving a motorcycle accident is just the beginning of your journey. From there, you and your lawyer will need to navigate the personal injury and auto accident laws in Texas to fight for justice and fair compensation. Holding a negligent or reckless party accountable for your motorcycle accident could help you move forward after…
Who Is Liable for Motorcycle Accidents in San Antonio?
A motorcycle accident can easily be catastrophic for the motorcyclist. A motorcyclist could suffer life-changing injuries such as broken bones, traumatic brain injuries, severe road rash, and long-term back or spine injuries. Many motorcycle accident victims do not survive their injuries. In 2017, Texas reported 418 motorcyclist deaths in traffic accidents. Holding someone liable…
What Is a “No Contact” Motorcycle Accident?
Not all motorcycle accidents involve vehicle-to-vehicle collisions. A no-contact motorcycle accident happens when a driver causes a motorcycle accident without a crash. The driver may commit a dangerous act that forces the motorcyclist to react and crash – all without contact between the two vehicles. In a no-contact motorcycle accident, it is common for…
What Is Considered a Commercial Motor Vehicle?
A commercial motor vehicle (CMV) is one that operates for commercial, or business, purposes. Rather than a driver operating a vehicle for personal reasons, a commercial driver operates a vehicle for business. Commercial vehicles may carry products or passengers. According to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), a commercial motor vehicle must also…
What Is “Platooning” of Big Rig Trucks, and Is It Safe?
Platooning refers to two or more commercial trucks tailgating one another in a line, or platoon. Platooning is a common way for truck companies to save on fuel in states that allow this practice. Many people, however, debate the safety of platooning. The long history of commercial truck accidents in the U.S. and questionable…
Important Records to Obtain After a Truck Accident
Documenting a truck accident is key to building a strong personal injury lawsuit against a company or driver in Texas. The facts you or your lawyer gather about the collision could point to the correct defendant, or at-fault party. Evidence obtained, including important records, may provide proof against a negligent driver or truck company….
What to Look for in a Truck Accident Lawyer?
A commercial truck accident is an important reason to hire a personal injury lawyer. A lawyer will look out for your best interests during negotiations with the truck company’s insurance provider. Since insurance companies often try to take advantage of their clients, it is critical to retain a lawyer if you wish to maximize…
What Is the Average Settlement for a Car Accident?
After surviving a car accident in San Antonio, money might be the last thing on your mind. Your first priorities are likely your physical recovery, personal well-being and spending time with your family. Yet as medical bills and lost wages start to pile up, you may wonder about the potential value of your car…