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Texas Delivery-App Crashes: Who Is Liable When a DoorDash, Uber Eats, Amazon Flex or Instacart Driver Causes a Wreck?

Quick answer A new DoorDash lawsuit accuses DoorDash of negligent screening and supervision. Texas requires delivery apps to background-check and screen drivers, but sets no minimum insurance requirements for delivery platforms. A Harris...

California just passed sweeping rideshare legislation – could Texas be next?

Quick Answer California recently passed legislation targeting how medical liens are handled in personal injury cases, expanding driver screening requirements and reducing UM/UIM coverage minimums. This last point has residents deeply worried —...

Residents reported more than 7 crashes in one week at McGowen and Chartres

Quick answer Residents said their cameras captured at least seven crashes in one week at McGowen and Chartres streets near the I-69 North entrance ramp. A one-year search of TxDOT crash records identified 24 reported crashes at the intersection,...

Driverless Commercial Truck Crashes: Who Is Liable in Texas?

Quick answer Driverless trucks now haul freight on Texas highways, including the I-45 lane between Houston and Dallas. Texas law makes the automated driving system the vehicle's legal operator and requires companies to hold permits for automated...

Struck by a vehicle at work: the rules that apply on docks, yards, and job sites

Quick answer Most workers struck on foot are hit by vehicles that are backing up slowly,, not speeding. On a construction site, a vehicle with an obstructed rear view may reverse only with an alarm audible above the surrounding noise or an...

Meta’s settles social media addiction suits for up to $17.1 billion

Quick answer On August 26, 2026, Meta settled the attorneys general trial over teen social media addiction. Meta pays at least $12.1 billion over ten years, rising toward $17.1 billion if rival platforms adopt matching teen safeguards, and Texas...

Chapter 72: Why a Texas Jury May Never Hear How the Trucking Company Behaved

Quick answer In Texas, trucking companies sued over a commercial vehicle crash may force a trial to be split in two under Chapter 72 of the Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code. Phase one decides fault and compensatory damages only. Most...

How much insurance do semi-trucks actually carry?

Quick answer Federal law sets a floor, not a ceiling. A carrier hauling ordinary freight between states must carry at least $750,000 in liability coverage, a figure set in 1985 and never raised. Hazardous cargo requires more. Most large carriers...

Container truck crashes near the Port of Houston: What about the chassis?

Quick answer A container truck is usually three pieces of equipment owned by three different companies: the tractor by the drayage carrier, the chassis by an equipment pool, the container by the ocean carrier. When the chassis fails,...

Truck Tire Blowouts Cause Crashes – And They’re Often Preventable

Recent Texas crashes and commercial-vehicle inspection results show what neglected tire maintenance can cost. On Aug. 14, 2026, a westbound tractor-trailer suffered a tire blowout on Interstate 20 in Martin County. According to preliminary...

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