The New Rules Regarding Proving Past Medical Expenses via Affidavit (18.001) and What They Mean for Your Lawsuit Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code Section 18.001 is a procedural statute which allows a plaintiff to admit affidavits into evidence with their medical billing records that  prove-up the reasonableness and necessity of past expenses in a...Read More

What is a Driver’s Crash Report – Form CR-2 – Texas Blue Form? Normally, after an accident, the parties involved call “911” or the police and report the accident.  If the police respond to a motor vehicle accident they then should complete a Texas Peace Officer’s Crash Report (CR-3).  However, if for some reason the...Read More

What are Texas Teen Driving Laws? Of course, all drivers must obey all of the laws and restrictions when they operate a motor vehicle on a public roadway. However, teen drivers have more laws and restrictions to follow than any other age group, and with good reason. According to the Centers for Disease Control and...Read More

If a Driver is Not at Fault in a Car Accident can a Passenger Sue? As we all know, being in a car accident is not a pleasant experience for anyone involved. It does not matter if you are the driver or a passenger and played no role whatsoever in the collision, a car accident is most...Read More

What You Should Know About Obtaining a Crash Report From Police If you were involved in a car accident and the police respond to the accident, there should be an accident report made by the investigating officer.  Officially, this is known as a Texas Peace Officer’s Crash Report (CR-3).  If you are injured as result...Read More

Drivers in Dallas really do get into more collisions than those in most other large cities in Texas and throughout the U.S., according to a new study from Allstate Insurance Co. Allstate’s best drivers report found Dallas falls in the bottom 15% of cities for safe-driving records, based on its analysis of 200 major cities. The analysis was based...Read More