Suing for wrongful death after a workplace accident in Texas
Losing a loved one in a work accident is a heartbreaking, devastating experience. Families are often left with shock, grief, and many unanswered questions. At the same time, bills can start piling up and the future may feel uncertain. If your loved one died on the job, you may wonder if suing for wrongful death is possible in Texas. You might also feel…
Why do so many I‑35 accidents happen around San Antonio?
If you live in San Antonio or travel regularly between San Antonio and Austin, chances are you know Interstate 35 all too well. It’s one of the most heavily traveled highways in Texas and, unfortunately, one of the most dangerous. Serious car crashes, catastrophic truck accidents, and fatal collisions happen on I‑35 with alarming frequency, particularly in the stretch…
Understanding wrongful death and survival claims in Texas: a guide for grieving families
The wrongful death lawyers at Crosley Law in San Antonio help grieving families find justice and recovery.
Who gets the money in a wrongful death lawsuit in Texas?
In Texas, wrongful death benefits are exclusively for the surviving spouse, legal parents, and legal children. Learn more about how damages are calculated and distributed.
What is an average wrongful death settlement amount in Texas?
While a typical wrongful death claim might settle for $500,000, some cases are worth less—and others far more. Learn about the factors that determine how much surviving family members can claim in Texas.
What Is the Wrongful Death Statute of Limitations in Texas?
In most cases, you have two years to file a wrongful death lawsuit in Texas. However, there are important exceptions in certain circumstances.
How Do Wrongful Death Claims Work in San Antonio?
If you have lost a loved one because of someone else’s negligent behavior, here is what you need to know about filing a wrongful death claim in Texas.
Why Does Bexar County Have So Many Fatal Bicycle Crashes?
Our community loves bicycles. However, our cycling habits come with a dark side: Bexar County has more fatal bicycle accidents than almost anywhere else in Texas. In this article, our San Antonio bicycle accident attorneys discuss the unique factors that make our roads so dangerous for bicyclists and other vulnerable road users. San Antonio Has…
Protect Your Wrongful Death Claim With These 3 Steps
After the unexpected loss of a loved one, a wrongful death lawsuit may be the last thing on your mind. Instead, you’re navigating your family’s new reality and dealing with the emotional and financial impact of your loss. “There will be time for lawyers later on,” you tell yourself. However, it may not be in…
Texas Bicyclist Fatalities Up 26%: Protect Yourself With These 5 Tips
Results published in the annual Texas Department of Transportation (TxDot) crash statistics show an alarming trend for bicycle safety, as 26% more bicyclists died in crashes in 2018 than the year before. With 72 bicyclist fatalities in total, Texas’ bicyclist fatality rate has reached an unprecedented high. And until the safety and government organization can…
Wrongful Death and Survival Claims: What’s the Difference?
If you’ve lost a loved one due to someone else’s negligence, you’re probably dealing with terrible financial stress on top of the unspeakable emotional pain. Worrying about money is the last thing you should have to deal with during this difficult time. Thankfully, you have two legal options available that can help you recover financially.…
Texas Fatal Crashes Decline for 2018, But Remain a National High
According to preliminary 2018 data, Texas fatalities from vehicle crashes are the lowest they’ve been in the last seven years. While this decrease is notable, it’s certainly not a sign that car and truck wrecks are no longer a concern for Texas. To put this improvement in perspective, in 2017, Texas had its highest number…
