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How Texas’s Zero-Tolerance Laws Apply to Drivers

How Texas’s Zero-Tolerance Laws Apply to Drivers

by Rachel Arnold | Jan 24, 2025 | Vehicle & Auto

Students at Texas’s many colleges and universities are heading back to classes, and spring break is only a few months away. While there are benefits to having many institutes of higher learning in our state, there are some downsides—such as the prevalence of underage...
Texas Laws on Aggressive Driving and Road Rage

Texas Laws on Aggressive Driving and Road Rage

by Rachel Arnold | Jan 24, 2025 | Vehicle & Auto

Aggressive driving and road rage are behaviors that significantly increase the risk of accidents. While these terms are sometimes used interchangeably, neither term explicitly appears in Texas statutes. Some states do have separate aggressive driving and reckless...
Staying Safe and Avoiding Accidents During the Holidays in Texas

Staying Safe and Avoiding Accidents During the Holidays in Texas

by Rachel Arnold | Dec 19, 2024 | Personal Injury

People often focus on highways and busy city streets when they think about accident avoidance. Too many drivers underestimate the risk of accidents and tickets in parking lots – particularly during the holiday season. Nothing ruins holiday cheer like getting an...
What Texas Law Says About Driving in Bad Weather

What Texas Law Says About Driving in Bad Weather

by Rachel Arnold | Dec 12, 2024 | Personal Injury, Storm & Flood Damage

Houston drivers typically aren’t forced to drive in the snow, and our city isn’t normally subjected to the freezing rain common in the northern parts of the state. However, Houston drivers who take road trips elsewhere in the state may be forced to drive in bad...
Unique Texas Traffic Laws That Could Surprise Drivers Visiting the State This Holiday Season

Unique Texas Traffic Laws That Could Surprise Drivers Visiting the State This Holiday Season

by Rachel Arnold | Nov 25, 2024 | Personal Injury

If you’re planning a holiday road trip to Texas, you may be in for a few surprises when it comes to driving rules. Texas has some unique traffic laws that might catch visitors off guard, especially on the state’s expansive highways and bustling urban...
Beyond the Basics: Texas Distracted Driving Laws You Might Not Know

Beyond the Basics: Texas Distracted Driving Laws You Might Not Know

by Rachel Arnold | Nov 19, 2024 | Vehicle & Auto

Texas takes road safety seriously, especially regarding distracted, drowsy and impaired driving. Although many people know the basics of Texas’ DUI (driving under the influence) laws, fewer are aware of the state’s comprehensive approach to various forms of...
Medical King Recalls Portable Bed Rails Due to Serious Safety Concerns

Medical King Recalls Portable Bed Rails Due to Serious Safety Concerns

by Mark Weycer | Nov 18, 2024 | Uncategorized

Details of the Recall The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) announced a significant recall involving approximately 222,000 adult portable bed rails manufactured by Medical King. This action was prompted by serious safety concerns, including risks of...
What Are the Negligence and Liability Differences Between Boat Accidents and Car Accidents?

What Are the Negligence and Liability Differences Between Boat Accidents and Car Accidents?

by Rachel Arnold | Oct 16, 2024 | Personal Injury

Although there are legal similarities between boat accidents and car accidents in the context of negligence and liability, there are some important distinctions that may affect the outcome of claims. The legal questions that must be answered to assign fault in a car...
Who Is Liable for Drownings on Private Property and Public Property?

Who Is Liable for Drownings on Private Property and Public Property?

by Rachel Arnold | Oct 16, 2024 | Premises Liability

Texas, like many states, has Recreational Use Statutes (RUS) that shield both government entities and landowners from liability if they allow the public to use their land for recreational purposes. In most cases, landowners or the government agency charged with...
The Interplay Between Civil Malpractice Lawsuits and Professional Disciplinary Actions

The Interplay Between Civil Malpractice Lawsuits and Professional Disciplinary Actions

by Rachel Arnold | Jun 24, 2024 | Medical Malpractice

When it comes to professional accountability, particularly within the medical field, practitioners who fail to meet expectations are at risk of facing civil malpractice lawsuits and professional disciplinary actions. While these mechanisms share the common goal of...
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  • How Texas’s Zero-Tolerance Laws Apply to Drivers
  • Texas Laws on Aggressive Driving and Road Rage
  • Staying Safe and Avoiding Accidents During the Holidays in Texas
  • What Texas Law Says About Driving in Bad Weather
  • Unique Texas Traffic Laws That Could Surprise Drivers Visiting the State This Holiday Season
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