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What to Do After a Texas Car Accident
A practical checklist for protecting your health, evidence, and legal options after a crash.
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Clear information for difficult moments.
Practical guides to help injured Texans understand immediate steps, evidence, insurance questions, and the legal process. General information, not advice about a specific case.
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Steven OwsleyAttorney at Law, State Bar of TexasU.S. District Court, Southern District of Texas
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Texas car accident statistics and rules: every figure and statute behind a Texas claim, linked to its source.
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How Texas Personal Injury Claims Work
An overview of investigation, insurance, damages, negotiation, litigation, and resolution.
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Evidence After a Commercial Truck Crash
Why commercial-truck evidence is different and why preservation often cannot wait.
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How Long Do You Have to File a Car Accident Claim in Texas?
The two-year rule, the exceptions that shorten it, and why the real deadline is much sooner than the statute says.
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How Much Is a Texas Car Accident Case Worth?
The categories of damages Texas law allows, what drives the number up or down, and why early offers are low.
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Hit by an Uninsured or Underinsured Driver in Texas
About one in seven Texas drivers is uninsured. Here is how your own policy, and Texas law, can still pay your claim.
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Texas Motorcycle Accidents: The Helmet Law, Fault, and Your Claim
What Texas Transportation Code 661.003 actually requires, why riders get blamed, and how a motorcycle claim is built.
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Uber and Lyft Accidents in Texas: Who Pays?
How Texas Insurance Code Chapter 1954 sets rideshare coverage by app status, and what passengers, drivers, and other motorists should do.
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Wrongful Death After a Texas Car Accident: Who Can File and What Can Be Recovered
Chapter 71 of the Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code, survival claims, deadlines, and the first steps for a grieving family.
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