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Discovering a Drunk Driver’s Insurance Policy Limits Is the insurance adjuster for the negligent drunk driver refusing to tell you how much insurance he has? Here’s how to find out this vital information. -
Your MMI When Filing a Non-Subscriber Workplace Injury Claim Have you reached your maximum medical improvement from a work injury? Learn why this matters to your non-subscriber employer workplace injury claim. -
Truck Driver Medical Certification Rules Was the truck driver who caused your accident medically certified to drive a truck? Here, we discuss federal medical certification rules truckers must follow. -
Why the Insurance Adjuster May Not Return Your Calls Is the drunk driver’s insurance company refusing to call you about your claim? Here’s the scoop on why he may be doing this and what you want to do in response. -
Car Accident and Non-Subscriber Workplace Injury Claims What is your right to compensation for injuries in a car accident while at work? We discuss the complex issues when you work for a non-subscriber employer. -
Debunking Myths About Truck Accidents Were you the victim of a truck accident? Here, we dispel common myths about these wrecks that may result in you accepting less than you deserve in settlement. -
Meeting With an Attorney to Sue a Drunk Driver Many car accident attorneys will offer a free initial consultation. Here’s what to bring to your appointment when you are injured by a drunk driver. -
Tips to Avoid a Truck’s No-Zones A truck’s no-zones are large areas around the truck where the trucker cannot see you. Here, we share tips on how to avoid a no-zone accident. -
Causes of Wide Turn Truck Accidents on Texas Roads Wide turn truck accidents result in occupants of other vehicles suffering serious injuries. Here, we discuss how trucker negligence causes these crashes. -
History of Texas’ Non-Subscriber Workplace Injury Law Texas is the first state to allow employers to become non-subscriber employers who do not provide workers’ comp benefits. Learn how this law evolved.