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What Should You Bring to Your Free Legal Consultation When You Are Injured by 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. -
How to Avoid a Truck’s Blind Spots So You and Your Loved Ones Are Not the Victims of a Tragic Accident 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. -
How Negligent Truckers Cause Deadly Wide Turn Accidents Wide turn truck accidents result in occupants of other vehicles suffering serious injuries. Here, we discuss how trucker negligence causes these crashes. -
How Texas Became the First State to Allow Employers to Opt Out of Workers’ Comp 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. -
Information You Need To Prove A Negligent Hiring Claim Against A Texas Trucking Company To hold the trucking company liable for the negligent hiring of the trucker who caused your accident, you must obtain these documents. -
Should You File a Claim Under the Texas Crime Victims’ Compensation Fund? What happens if the drunk driver who caused an accident had no insurance? You may be entitled to compensation under the Texas Crime Victims’ Compensation Fund. -
Safety Precautions Employers Should Take to Protect Workers From Asphalt Exposure Can your employer reduce your risk of injuries or illnesses caused by working with asphalt? Find out the safety steps they should take to limit your exposure. -
Independent Contractor Myths: Don’t Lose Your Rights as an Employee by Believing Them Many employers misclassify employees as independent contractors to deny them compensation for their injuries. Learn the myths that you shouldn’t believe here. -
How Can Your Non-Subscriber Employer Prevent Workplace Violence—And Keep You Safe On The Job? If your non-subscriber employer didn’t take steps to reduce workplace violence, you may have a negligence claim if you are the victim of workplace violence. -
Could An Older Truck Driver Be More Likely To Cause Your Truck Wreck? Was the truck driver who caused your accident over 65 years old? The Hart Law Firm explains how the trucker’s age may have contributed to his negligence.