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Category Archives: Houston Injury Blog
May
Were you or someone you love injured in a car accident? Houston personal injury attorney Hector Longoria has the experience needed to fight for your rightful compensation after a car accident. For strong legal representation, call today for a free consultation. Recovering Compensation After a Car Accident If you have not sustained serious injuries, once […]
Apr
Is the insurance company undercutting your rights toward recovering motorcycle accident compensation? If you ride a motorcycle in Houston or another part of Texas, this underscores the importance of staying safe on the road. But no matter how safe of a motorcycle rider you are, a motorcycle accident is still possible. Should you find yourself […]
Apr
If you have been seriously injured in an accident, you may feel worried about your future. It can be overwhelming, but you are not alone. Our Houston injury attorneys can help guide you through this process. Here are 5 questions about industrial accidents that will give you a better understanding of how these cases work. […]
Apr
Are you wondering what you should know keep in mind when choosing a wrongful death attorney? Technically, you can bring a wrongful death lawsuit on your own, without an attorney, but this is not recommended for several reasons. First, wrongful death cases usually involve a lot of money. This means the party responsible may fight […]
Apr
If you have been seriously injured in an accident in Texas, you only have a certain amount of time in which to file a personal injury claim. Contact our experienced Houston attorneys if you have any questions or need legal aid. Here is some information on the statute of limitations for Texas injury claim. Statute […]
Mar
If you have been involved in a motorcycle accident, you are probably in a lot of pain. You may even have suffered head injuries. If you suffered a head injury due to a motorcycle accident, you may be wondering if the motorcycle helmet laws in Texas have any bearing on the outcome of your case. […]
