Entries by The Law Office of Brian Brunson, PLLC

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Federal Trucking Regulations Every Texas Driver Should Know

Texas highways are heavily traveled by commercial trucks, including tractor-trailers, tankers, delivery vehicles, and other large commercial motor vehicles. Because of their size and weight, truck crashes can result in devastating injuries and significant property damage. Federal trucking regulations are designed to reduce these risks, and understanding them can be important for both Texas drivers […]

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How Dash Cam Footage Can Strengthen Your Accident Injury Case

When determining who was responsible for an accident, evidence can make all the difference. One increasingly valuable source of evidence is dash cam footage. Video captured before, during, and immediately after a collision can provide objective information that may strengthen an accident injury claim. Provides an Objective Account of the Accident After a crash, drivers […]

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Can You Still Recover Compensation in Texas if You Were Partially at Fault?

If you were injured in a car accident, truck accident, motorcycle crash, or another type of personal injury incident, you may wonder whether you can still recover compensation if you were partly responsible for what happened. In Texas, the answer is generally yes. However, the amount of compensation you can recover may be reduced based […]

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Helmet Laws in Texas and How They Can Impact Your Personal Injury Case

Motorcycle riders face a greater risk of serious injury in the event of an accident. One question you might have after a motorcycle crash is whether not wearing a helmet will affect an injury claim. Understanding Texas helmet laws and how they relate to personal injury cases can help injured riders protect their legal rights. […]

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Injured In a Car, Truck, or Motorcycle Accident? Don’t Wait Around to File a Claim

In Texas, strict legal deadlines apply to personal injury and property damage claims arising from motor vehicle accidents. Missing these deadlines could prevent you from recovering compensation, no matter how strong your case may be. Texas Has a Two-Year Statute of Limitations Under Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code § 16.003, most lawsuits for personal […]

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How Truck Accident Claims Are Different From Car Accident Claims

Although both truck accidents and car accidents involve motor vehicle collisions, the legal claims that follow are far from the same. Truck accident claims are often more complicated, involve more parties, and require a deeper investigation than the average car accident case. Understanding these differences can help accident victims appreciate why it is important to […]

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How Long Do I Have to File a Personal Injury Claim in Texas?

If you’ve been injured in an accident caused by someone else’s negligence, you might be wondering how long you have to file a claim. Understanding the deadline for filing a lawsuit is critical because missing it can prevent you from recovering compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other damages. The General Rule: […]

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The Most Common Types of Motorcycle Accident Injuries

Unlike drivers in passenger vehicles, motorcyclists have very little protection in the event of a collision. Even when wearing proper safety gear, riders can suffer serious injuries that require extensive medical treatment and rehabilitation. Understanding the most common motorcycle accident injuries can help riders appreciate the importance of safe riding practices and know when to […]

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What To Do If You Get Hit by a Delivery Driver

With more delivery vehicles on the road than ever before, accidents involving drivers for food delivery, grocery delivery, and online retailers have become increasingly common. Whether the driver works for a company like Amazon, DoorDash, Uber Eats, or another delivery service, knowing what to do after an accident can help protect your health, your rights, […]

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Injured While Riding a Bicycle – Know Your Rights

Cycling is a healthy, affordable, and environmentally friendly way to travel, but sharing the road with motor vehicles comes with risks. If you’ve been injured in a bicycle accident in Texas, understanding your legal rights can help you protect your health, finances, and future. Texas Law Protects Cyclists Many people assume bicycles have fewer rights […]

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Understanding the Difference Between a Settlement and a Trial

If you’ve been injured in a car accident, one of the biggest decisions you may face is whether to accept a settlement or take your case to trial. While both options are designed to help accident victims recover compensation, they differ significantly in terms of process, timeline, cost, and potential outcome. Understanding these differences can […]