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Texas Appellate Court Affirms $16.4 Million Verdict in Multi-Vehicle Truck Crash Case

An east Texas truck accident case can involve many potential parties and multiple theories of liability. It is important that a family who has been impacted by such a collision retain counsel experienced in this area of the law. There may be any number of issues that develop during the…

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Texas Court of Appeals Enters Take Nothing Judgment in Car Accident Case Allegedly Caused by Trooper Who Proceeded Through Red Light During Emergency

In most east Texas car accident cases, the fact that one party ran a red light and caused a collision is fairly convincing evidence that the defendant was negligent and should be held liable for the plaintiff’s injuries. After all, the duty to stop at a red light is one…

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Appellate Court Dismisses Insurance Company’s Appeal in Case Involving Subrogation Claim in Automobile Accident Lawsuit in East Texas

Each car accident case in Texas must stand on its own merits. The specific facts – as well as the particular parties – that are part of a given accident will inform the ultimate outcome of the case. The more parties and claims that arise from a particular collision, the…

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Verdict of $31.7M to Injured Motorist in Truck Accident Suit Reversed on Appeal; Case Now Headed for Retrial in Texas

Big rigs, semis, and 18-wheelers can cause devastating personal injuries and even wrongful death in a truck accident. It only takes a few seconds for a trucker’s inattention or negligent conduct to cause a crash that can forever devastate those who are in his or her path. Fortunately, truckers and…

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Texas Appellate Court Affirms in Part, Modifies in Part $1 Million Judgment in Car Wreck Case

If you have been hurt or lost a family member in an east Texas car accident caused by another driver’s negligence, you have the right to file a lawsuit seeking fair compensation. If you are unable to reach a settlement with the opposing party, your case may be tried by…

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Federal District Court Grants Summary Judgment to Trucking Company in Texas Truck Accident Case Involving Multiple Fatalities

East Texas truck wreck cases often involve many legal theories, especially in cases resulting in wrongful death. Some of these theories may be “direct negligence” theories of liability against the trucking outfit that owned the big rig involved in the crash (such as negligent hiring, negligent training, etc.) Sometimes, there…

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Trial Court Was Wrong to Dismiss Case Against Business Whose Employee Allegedly Caused Accident, Says Texas Court of Appeals

Fully recovering from a serious car accident in East Texas or elsewhere can require the assistance of multiple professionals. Obviously, receiving proper medical attention should be first and foremost in an accident victim’s mind. However, there are other concerns that are likely to arise along the way. How will the…

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Texas Appeals Court Holds That New Trial in Uninsured Motorist Car Insurance Case Was Unwarranted

When a Texas car accident lawsuit is tried to a jury, it is highly likely that one party or the other will be dissatisfied with the verdict. When this happens, one side or the other (or sometimes both) may seek a new trial. While new trials are sometimes granted, this…

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Texas Appellate Court Partially Affirms Verdict in Truck Driver Negligence Case but Issues Remittitur as to Some Future Medical Expenses Damages

A Texas truck accident can be devastating to an innocent motorist and his or her family. Medical bills can quickly mount, and finances can quickly spiral out of control with little or no money coming in due to the accident victim’s inability to work, either temporarily or permanently. Fortunately, truck…

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Truck Accident Lawsuit Involving Request for Truckers’ Drug and Alcohol Tests Considered by Texas Appellate Court

In a Texas truck accident case, it is not unusual for one or both parties to send certain requests for information and/or documentation to the other. This process is known as “discovery” and is intended to assist the parties in preparing for trial and, if possible, facilitating a settlement. Sometimes,…

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