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Most often when someone thinks about liability for a car accident, they think about the fault of another driver. A negligent driver, however, is not the only party that can be held liable for a car accident that causes injuries or death.

Ever filed a claim with an insurance company for an auto, property, personal injury, or other loss and been given the runaround, had your claim denied, or were offered what seems like pennies on the dollar? If so – and it happens too frequently – you may have been the victim of an insurance company’s “bad faith” tactics.

After spiking a bit in 2019, the divorce rate in Texas dropped to 2.1 divorces per 1,000 inhabitants in 2020. The figure a year earlier was 2.6.

Every year, thousands of Texans sustain injuries in car accidents. According to the Texas Department of Transportation, car accidents across the state result in over 128,000 injuries per year, of which more than 2,000 occur in Corpus Christi and other parts of Nueces County.

Every year, traffic crash injuries and fatalities often result in huge medical expenses, work loss costs, and an immeasurable burden on the accident victims, their families, and friends. According to the Texas Department of Transportation, the estimated economic loss of all motor vehicle crashes in Texas in 2019 was $39.2 billion.

In 2019, Texas law enforcement made more than 805,000 arrests for violent and property crimes. Some people arrested have been wrongly accused while others committed the crime.

If you need a family law attorney, we understand that this is most likely a difficult and painful time in your life. We can help you understand the legal implications of the change that you are going through, and make sure your rights are fully represented.