At Smith & Lee, we can represent you whether you have been injured in a car or truck accident. These two types of cases are very different, and our experienced attorneys understand the legal nuances that apply to a car vs. truck accident. Let’s explore why car and pickup crashes are so different from collisions...
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According to the National Safety Council (NSC), rear-end collisions are the most common type of car accident, yet other kinds of wrecks are common throughout Texas. Car accidents are one of the leading causes of injury and death in Rockwall County. However, some accident types are more common than others. Likewise, certain collisions are more...
The answer is, “It depends.” Before accepting a settlement, consider how much the offer is, if the offer accounts for your injuries and long-term needs, and if you’ve spoken with a car accident lawyer to assess the value of your claim. After a car accident, weighing a settlement offer is one of the first big...
The most personal injury claims in Texas generally fall into several categories: Motor-vehicle accidents Slip and fall accidents or other premises liability claims Workplace and work-related claims, other than workers’ compensation Dog bites and animal attacks Defective products and equipment Medical malpractice Accidents can happen anywhere at any time. Victims often suffer serious losses. When...
Auto accidents often result in confusing paperwork on top of your injuries and property damage, but they are even more challenging when you’re driving a rental car. You must untangle liability and insurance policies so that you aren’t left wondering who pays for a rental car accident in Texas. At Smith & Lee, our Rockwall...
When you’re hurt because of someone else’s careless driving, you may have the right to seek compensation. In a personal injury case, this compensation is called damages. Damages can include the money you’ve already lost, the money you may lose in the future, and the personal toll the accident has taken on your life. The...
Yes, you should see a doctor within 72 hours of a car accident, even if you feel fine after the wreck. This will help identify and treat injuries, avoid further harm, and protect the viability of your accident claim with the insurance company. Failing to seek medical attention right away can jeopardize your health and...
Why should you give the insurance company more money for Personal Injury Protection and Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist Coverage? Because car wrecks happen. They happen to you, they happen to me, they happen to any person who has been in or will be in a moving vehicle. Even if you’re as careful as a naked man...