Category: Car accidents

Despite everyone knowing the risks—and the consequences—alcohol-impaired driving remains a huge problem in Texas. According to TDOT, more than 1,000 people were killed and at least 8,500 were injured in alcohol-related crashes in 2023 alone. People who have been hurt by drunk drivers sometimes wonder if these cases get higher settlements than other types of…

There are advantages to settling your car wreck claim. But sometimes, a trial is the only way to get fair compensation from the insurance company. Crosley Law breaks down the pros and cons of each choice.

Proving fault in a car accident isn’t always a straightforward process, especially when there are few eyewitnesses and the drivers involved are telling different stories. It’s true: sometimes people lie. But if the whole crash was recorded on a dash cam, your chances of a fair recovery could significantly improve. In this blog post, we’ll…

If you or someone you love has been in a car accident, you may have felt the urge to post about it on social media. After all, a car accident is a traumatic event. Most people go through a range of emotions: relief at being alive, righteous anger at the at-fault driver, frustration at the…

The location and severity of vehicle damage provides vital clues about which driver was at fault in a car accident. Here’s how car accident lawyers can help determine fault.

Want to be sure you aren’t leaving money on the table when you settle your car crash claim? Here are seven things to keep in mind.

A car accident with an uninsured driver can disrupt your life in physical, emotional, and financial ways. Learn how to get back on track after a crash.

After you’ve notified the insurance company about your auto accident, they’ll quickly assign an insurance adjuster to your case. Sooner or later, you can expect the adjuster to call and ask you for a recorded statement. When that happens, you might be asking yourself questions like, “Do I have to talk to this person?” and…

Along with compensation for medical bills and other losses, you can demand money for your pain and suffering, mental anguish, impairment, and disfigurement, after a personal injury. Learn more in this article.