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What Does “Pain and Suffering” Actually Mean in a Texas Personal Injury Case?

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You have probably heard the phrase before. But what it means legally, how it is calculated, and what it takes to support a claim for it are questions worth understanding. When people talk about personal injury settlements, “pain and suffering” tends to come up quickly. It sounds straightforward. But in practice, it is one of […]

Does a Pre-Existing Condition Hurt Your Personal Injury Case in Texas?

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A prior injury or diagnosis does not disqualify you from recovering compensation. But it does change how your case needs to be built. One of the questions we often get from people calling after an accident is some version of this: “I already had a bad back” or “I was already dealing with a knee […]

Do You Have to Go to Court If You File a Personal Injury Claim in Texas?

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For most people, the word “lawsuit” brings up images of courtrooms and jury boxes. The reality of how most personal injury cases actually resolve is quite different. One of the first questions people ask after a car accident, especially as they start thinking about whether to talk to a lawyer, is: do I have to […]

Stopping Treatment After a Car Accident Can Quietly Hurt Your Case

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Life gets in the way after an accident. But a break in medical care, even a short one, can raise questions that are hard to answer later. Most people who stop medical treatment after a car accident do not think they are making a legal decision. They think they are managing their schedule, their budget, […]

Why It Is Okay to Say No When the Insurance Adjuster Calls You

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The phone usually rings within 24 hours of the accident. You are likely still in pain. You might be on medication. You are probably worried about how you are going to get to work without your car. When you answer the phone, the voice on the other end is friendly, calm, and professional. They tell […]