When an accident occurs, the insurance company will typically send an adjuster to investigate the claim. One of the adjuster’s main jobs is to determine who caused the crash and to what extent each person may be responsible. This kind of decision can affect whether the insurer pays the claim and how much it offers….
A business contract can affect your income and your future. When the other side doesn’t do what they promised, the problem can quickly become serious. You may be unsure whether or not the contract is enforceable, whether you should keep performing, or whether you should take legal action. A Texas contract dispute lawyer can help…
Almost all construction projects involve loads of different people, including property owners, contractors, subcontractors, and suppliers. When several parties are working on the same project, it sometimes happens that payment issues arise. A contractor may finish the work, a supplier may deliver materials, or a subcontractor may complete its portion of the job, yet no…
If you have been hurt on the job, you may be wondering whether your workers’ compensation claim will end with a settlement. While many people are familiar with settlement agreements in personal injury cases, Texas workers’ compensation claims operate differently. Knowing how the process works will help you make informed decisions about your benefits and…
A hit-and-run accident can leave you angry and unsure of what to do next. One minute you’re just driving along, minding your own business, and the next, another driver slams into you and then flees the scene without even exchanging information or seeing if anyone is hurt. A lot of people worry, quite understandably, that…
South Texas can get storms that do a lot of damage very quickly. High winds, hail, flooding, and hurricanes can cause roof and water damage, broken windows, and other costly problems for homes and businesses. Many people want their insurance company to respond quickly and pay for repairs after a storm. But insurance claims aren’t…
If you get hurt while working in the oilfield, one of the first things your employer may do is send you to a “company doctor.” This can seem helpful at first, but it can also create problems. A Texas on-the-job injury lawyer often sees cases where workers were not told they had choices about their…
In Texas, not every employer has to carry workers’ comp insurance. Some choose to “opt out” and become what are called non-subscribers. While this may seem like it saves money, it also comes with serious legal risks. If a worker is hurt on the job, a Texas workplace injury lawyer can explain how these cases…
If you were hurt at work, you may be wondering if you need legal help. Texas has a unique workers’ compensation system, and not every employer is required to carry coverage. Because of this, knowing your rights can be confusing. A Texas on-the-job injury lawyer can help you understand your options and what steps to…
Mediation is not a trial or hearing. It is an alternative dispute resolution process that parties may choose voluntarily or that a Texas court may order. It is simply a practical way to try to resolve a dispute more quickly. Instead of going through a long legal process, the parties focus on sharing the key…