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Texas operates under the "modified" comparative negligence rule. Under this system, you can pursue damages even if you are partially at fault for an accident. However, you cannot recover any...

The time it takes to receive compensation after a car accident in Texas depends on many factors. If your case is straightforward, it might be resolved in a few weeks...

The aftermath of a dog attack can be overwhelming, frequently involving pain, fear, medical bills, and a whirlwind of questions about what to do next. You might be wondering how...

After a wreck, a doctor’s note to your employer should include a detailed description of your injuries and how they might affect you. In the note, your doctor should describe...

Texas is not a no-fault state. Instead, it operates under an at-fault system. This means the person responsible for causing the accident is liable for any injuries and losses that...

After a car accident in Texas, prioritize your health and safety. Call emergency services and get medical attention. Then gather necessary information, preserve evidence, and contact a skilled car accident...

Some car accidents are only minor fender benders. They cause no injuries and only minor – if any – vehicle damage. When those crashes occur, you may have no duty...

T-bone accidents can be particularly devastating. This is because many of the safety features on our cars are designed to protect drivers and passengers from front and rear-end collisions, but...

Texas has no statewide “leash law,” but Houston and several other cities have local laws that require dog owners to leash, muzzle or otherwise restrain their dogs at all times...

The personal injury lawyers at Fleming Law obtained a settlement on behalf of Nicolas Vasquez’s estate and loved ones. Vasquez tragically lost his life a week after being attacked by...