Many Texas personal injury cases get resolved through insurance settlements or pretrial negotiations. However, some cases do end up at trial, where the outcome is left to a judge or jury. No two lawsuits are the same, and the reason … Continue reading
In Texas, if you win your case, liable parties and their insurance companies are responsible for paying your court judgment. The liable party is the person, business, or entity whose negligent actions caused your injury and subsequent losses. Generally, the money … Continue reading
Most of the money you might receive as a personal injury settlement or jury award in Texas will be tax-free. This means damages received for medical expenses or for pain and suffering are not taxable. Federal tax law exempts damages … Continue reading
Your actions after a Texas car accident can considerably impact what happens in the following days, weeks, and months. It’s undoubtedly stressful, particularly if you think you may share the blame for the wreck and are worried about the possible … Continue reading
Personal injury settlements in Texas are typically paid out in either of two ways: as a lump sum or through a structured settlement. Lump Sum Payment A lump sum payment is one way to receive a personal injury settlement. This … Continue reading
Are you dissatisfied with your personal injury lawyer and wondering if you can fire them? The answer is yes. You can dismiss your attorney at any time without stating a reason. As a client, you deserve to be satisfied with … Continue reading
The team at Kraft & Associates, Attorneys at Law, P.C., successfully resolved a Social Security disability case for a veteran who had been injured in a car accident years ago and become disabled from the resulting neurological and mental decline. … Continue reading
After a Texas car crash, you may need medical treatment and rehabilitation for your physical injuries and emotional trauma. You have several options for covering the cost of your medical bills after a car accident, such as filing insurance claims … Continue reading
According to the Texas Department of Insurance, 12 percent of all motor vehicles registered in Texas are not listed on a Texas car insurance policy. TexasSure estimates that 20 percent of all drivers in Texas carry no insurance. Texas law … Continue reading
In Texas, you have two main options to recover lost income after such an incident: 1- Pursuing Compensation from the At-Fault Driver You may seek reimbursement for your lost wages by filing a claim with the insurance company of the … Continue reading
