Texas Personal Injury Legal Questions

no unless your brother has a UM policy or the at fault driver has assets that can be recovered. His counsel should prepare a letter demanding that the at fault driver execute an affidavit of all assets and liabilities under penalty of perjury and also provide your brother with several years of tax returns before he will sign a release that releases the Ins Co and the at fault driver Steve   Licensed in Fl and Tx... Read More

As a potential Plaintiff,  u need to prove that the cause of the fall was due to the Dental Office's negligence. If it was your fault, you cant collect. If it was something that you tripped or slipped on, their premises liability policy would cover the accident. But if the reason was due to being drowsy due to drugs the dentist administered to you, then that would implicate their malpractice policy. Long story short, you need to discuss the facts of this incident in confidence with counsel to determine if you even have a case... Read More

you best take pictures of the place where u fell at the same time of day u fell from a variety of different angles. From the way you described it, they may have violatedcode sections as far as grade and handrails...Also, it would be important as to how exactly u fell. In order to establish liability, you have the burden of showing that the negligence caused your accident..and most importantly, do not talk to anyone except your lawyer... Read More

It appears you are asking about a subrogation right with your own health insurance company.  You need to look at the contract between your health insurance and you in order to determine if they will reduce their lien so that you are able to put money in your pocket.   I would encourage you to discuss this with a lawyer in your area who does personal injury plaintiffs work, so you don't compromise your claim.   Before you sign anything...contact a lawyer...  Good luck...... Read More

You should immediately call a lawyer and discuss your case with them.  There are related issues of how to attempt to file supplemental police report as well as hiring an accident reconstructionist in order to try and prove the liability in your case.  Most attorneys who do this type of work will give you a free consultation.  Give one a call.  Do not discuss your case or give a recorded statement until you have consulted with a lawyer. Your insurance company will have a right of subrogation as to any monies you recover if you can prove liability.  You should gather your medical bills and (EOBs) together and bring them with you or mail them to the lawyer you speak with.... Read More

There is no way to tell someone what their case is worth.  There are way too mnay factors to take into consideration.  But, I can tell you that your case is not worth much at all unless you have an experience car accident lawyer working for you. Your best bet would be to call and get a free consultation on your case.  Then you can make an informed decision about how to proceed.... Read More

Hi there,  I would need more information about the incident in order to answer your question properly. However, it is likely that you will need a lawyer.  1. How bad are the injuries? 2. When did the accident happen? 3. Where did it happen? 4. How did it happen? You are welcome to respond back with more details so I can better assist you or call our office at any time to speak with one of our attorneys directly. Thank you!   Ethan Shaw  ... Read More

Hi there, After review, the experienced personal injury attorneys at Shaw Cowart LLP are interested in your potential case. We have a few questions for you first regarding additional details of the incident and circumstances. We look forward to speaking with you.   Our office number is: 512-739-6361 if you would like to speak with us directly about the incident.   Who is your employer? Who owns the property where the hole is? Who is responsible for maintenance of the property? How did the hole get there? When did the accident happen? Who witnessed the accident?   Where did the accident happen, state, city, etc.?... Read More

Your wife clearly has damages from the Trader Joes pizza.  Hopefully, you have the hard plastic pieces under the cheese.  And, if you have the tooth or photos of the tooth and the hard plastic under the cheese.  Make sure you keep a copy of the bills from the dentist, the amount of time this has or will cause your wife to spend dealing with her tooth as well as any way that this has affected your wife. You will need to provide the attorney you consult the name of the Trader Joe's she went to to make the purchase.  While it is still fresh on her mind and yours, write down the date of the occurrence so that it is not forgotten.  If you paid for the pizza on a debit card, print that out along with the receipt if you have it. If a report was made to the store; what was stated by your wife or you, have they tried to contact you and talk to you or your wife is also information that the attorney will want to to know. ideally you kept the pizza box with the name of the manufacturer on it. I would encourage you to seek the advice of an attorney.  ... Read More