If you have a pre-existing condition, you might wonder whether you can file a personal injury claim for a new injury. You may be able to recover compensation to pay for medical bills, lost wages, and other losses – even if you have a pre-existing injury. However, the insurance company will likely try to deny…
If you were recently involved in a car accident, you might wonder whether your driving record might come into play, especially if it’s not the greatest. As experienced car accident lawyers, The Aguirre Law Firm, PLLC understands how driving records can affect personal injury claims in San Antonio and how to fight back if they…
If you are involved in a car accident in San Antonio, you will want to obtain a copy of the accident report. This report is critical to filing an insurance claim to secure compensation for your medical expenses, lost wages, and other damages. Here is what you need to know about obtaining your accident report…
Texas is on the cutting edge of road safety. After studying the effectiveness of variable speed limits, lawmakers passed House Bill 1885, allowing for the temporary adjustment of speed limits in dangerous conditions without needing approval from statewide transportation commissioners. Here is everything you need to know about Texas’ variable speed limit law. What Are…
Texas’ modified comparative negligence laws determine if negligence occurred and who caused it according to the degree of fault. We use these rules to account for accidents where both parties may have been at fault. Rather than assign 100% responsibility to one party, they only have to pay for the damages they caused. In this…
Damages in a personal injury claim are the financial awards negotiated to compensate victims for losses incurred. The three types of damages in a Texas personal injury claim are economic, non-economic, and exemplary. Each type is available for proven claims but will vary according to the circumstances and facts of the situation. Economic Damages Section…
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