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Paralysis Caused by 18-Wheeler Accidents in Texas Catastrophic vehicle accidents, such as collisions with semi-trucks, are a common cause of paralysis. Learn how these tragic crashes cause spinal injuries. -
Causes of Fatal Truck Accidents in Dallas & Fort Worth Was a loved one killed in a truck accident in Dallas/Fort Worth area? In this article, you can find out the common ways truckers cause these tragic wrecks. -
Importance of MMI in Your Texas Truck Accident Case If you were hurt in a truck crash, you need to wait until you have fully recovered before settling your claim. Learn what MMI is and how it affects your case. -
Causes of Occupational Diseases in the Workplace Is your job making you sick? Learn the causes of occupational diseases and your non-subscriber employer’s liability to compensate you for your injuries in TX. -
Calculating Pain and Suffering Damages in Truck Crash Cases How much compensation should you receive for your pain and suffering caused in a truck accident? Discover the ways the insurance company may calculate it. -
Traumatic Brain Injuries in Construction Accidents You may suffer a TBI if you’re a construction worker in Texas. Here, we explain the dangers you face and your rights when working for a non-subscriber employer. -
Responsible Parties in a Texas Jackknife Accident Identifying the liable parties in a jackknife truck accident is crucial so that you receive all the compensation you deserve. Find out who may be at fault here. -
Economic and Non-Economic Damages in TX Truck Crash Cases If you are injured in a truck accident, you are entitled to economic and non-economic damages from the negligent trucker. Here, we explain what each entails. -
Common Causes of Construction Workers’ Injuries Learn about common ways you may suffer injuries as a construction worker and your right to compensation if you work for a non-subscriber employer in Texas. -
Risks of Injuries Faced by Healthcare Workers in Texas Healthcare workers face many risks of injury on the job. Non-subscriber employers may be responsible for compensating injured employees in Texas.