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Category: Auto Accidents

Fatal 18 Wheeler Crash in Texas: Who Is Liable?

Late on Sunday, July 26, 2026, a mother and her two young daughters died on eastbound U.S. 80 in Kaufman County when an 18 wheeler crash struck their disabled car and forced it over a bridge railing. The tragedy raises questions that thousands...

Wrong-Way Crash on I-27 Kills Three: What Texas Families Should Know

On July 24, 2026, a wrong-way crash on Interstate 27 in Lubbock killed three people and injured four others. Two young children were among the victims. Lubbock police say a caller reported a wrong-way driver near 19th Street and I-27 around 7:23...

Can You File a Claim for an Injury That Appears Days After a Crash?

You felt fine at the crash scene. Then, a day or two later, your neck tightened, a headache would not go away, or pain began shooting down your back. Now you are wondering whether you waited too long to report an injury. You may still be...

Passenger Rights After a Fatal Crash: What Texas Families Should Understand

Kaylee Hottle sat in the passenger seat. She chose nothing about the speed, the road, or the moment the car left it. The 18-year-old actress, who played Jia in “Godzilla vs. Kong,” died after a fatal crash in Ijamsville, Maryland, on...

Two Vehicles Plunge from Houston Freeway Ramps in Back-to-Back Crashes

Two frightening crashes within roughly 15 hours of each other sent vehicles over the barriers of elevated Houston-area freeways—first a car carrying three women, then an 18-wheeler involved in a multi-vehicle collision. Despite the...

Cyclist Fatility Raises New Questions about Pedestrian Safety on Shared Roads

The death of professional boxer Hannah Rapp has drawn renewed attention to the dangers cyclists face on Texas roads, and to whether cities like Houston are doing enough to protect people traveling outside a vehicle. Rapp, 26, was killed...

Houston Towing Guide After a Car Accident: Your Rights, Costs, and Next Steps

Fees and procedures referenced below are current as of July 2026. A serious car accident usually leaves vehicles damaged, disabled, and blocking traffic. As you're processing what happened, a tow truck may arrive and an officer may ask where...

Who Is Liable for a Rental Car Accident in Texas?

Consider the following scenario: A car rear-ends you at high speed. As you recover and start to exchange information, the other driver tells you the car they're driving is a rental, so the rental company will pay for the damages. You walk away...

Who is Liable for Lane Splitting Accidents in Houston?

The act of lane-splitting, or riding in the same lane as another vehicle as a motorcycle, is a very hot-button topic. Sometimes, drivers unintentionally strike the motorcyclists as they pass, or cause the motorcyclist to strike them. The gut...

The Myth of Blind Spots — What If the Other Driver Says They Didn’t See Me?

After a crash, it is common to hear the other driver say something along the lines of: “I didn’t see you,” “You were in my blind spot,” or “You came out of nowhere.” This statement can be extremely frustrating, especially if the...

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