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Mopac Realignment Causes Traffic Headaches Throughout Austin
The Mopac Expansion Project. Austin residents are well familiar with the Mopac construction project, but the recent reduction of northbound Mopac to only two lanes of travel has created a whole new set of problems for commuters throughout the city. Starting late last month, a single lane along Mopac at Enfield Road will be closed […]
Auto Accidents, Car Accidents, Personal Injury Questions Archives, Truck Accidents Archives
Gravel Truck Plows Through Intersection, Flies Off Overpass
Recently, a video of a dump truck driving through an Austin intersection and causing an accident involving 4 other vehicles has gone viral. The dash cam video shows the moment when a dump truck, carrying a load of gravel to a location on Jester Boulevard on RM 2222, runs an intersection striking several vehicles, runs […]
Insurance Questions and Issues Archives, Personal Injury Questions Archives, Premises Liability
Who’s Liable If You’re Injured While Renting An Airbnb?
With a valuation of over $25 billion Airbnb has quickly become a major force in the travel industry, changing the game by offering travelers a new way to connect and stay in cities around the world. Airbnb lists millions of properties for rent by ordinary people – ranging from lofts overlooking a city skyline to […]
Motorcycle Accidents Archives, Personal Injury Questions Archives
Riding Your Motorcycle in Winter Weather
Whether you’re a novice or experienced rider, weather can greatly affect motorcycle maneuvers and increase the risk of a motorcycle accident. As winter arrives in Texas, riders must be on the lookout for wet and icy roads. Forecasts from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration predict that a strong El Niño will greatly impact Texas […]
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Rainy Winter Ahead: How to Drive Safely
Due to a strong influence from El Niño, a periodic warming of the equatorial eastern Pacific Ocean, this winter season is predicted to have more rainfall than usual. We’ve already experienced some heavy rainfall and flooding this season and Austin’s weather is only expected to get worse as the temperature drops and we move further […]
Personal Injury Questions Archives
How to Stay Safe This Holiday Season
While the holiday season should be happy and joyous, the truth is that it is also a time when numerous accidents occur. Even though the majority of people are careful, many find themselves facing life-changing situations. In order to keep you and your family safe this holiday season, here are a few tips to keep […]
Personal Injury Questions Archives, Truck Accidents Archives
Intermodal Containers in Semi Truck Collisions
The term “Intermodal” refers to using two or more means of transporting large containers of freight. These shipping containers are filled at the beginning of their journey and are unpacked once they reach their final destination. These are the containers you see bolted to rail cars or truck trailers being transported across the country or […]
Car Accidents, Distracted Driving, Personal Injury Questions Archives
Don’t Eat And Drive! Top 10 Most Dangerous Foods
In our on-the-go world, multitasking while driving is common. Many drivers try to save time by eating while driving. Unfortunately, drivers who eat and drive often fail to give proper attention to their driving and can cause accidents. Studies show that over 70% of drivers admit to eating while driving and 83% drink beverages while […]
Personal Injury Questions Archives
Dog Bites Increasing in Austin
So far this year, there have been more than 1,000 dog bites reported in Austin. If this trend continues at the same rate, Austin will see the highest number of reported dog bites ever in 2015. According to city data, the number of dog bites has been increasing every year since 2007. With all of […]
Car Accidents, Personal Injury Questions Archives, Wrongful Death
Could This Be Austin’s Deadliest Year?
Austin, Texas was the village of Waterloo until it became the state capital in 1839, and it’s been growing ever since. It is the 11th most populated city in the U.S., the second largest capital city in the country (only after Phoenix, Arizona), the fourth largest city in the state, and has a growing population […]