Texas Law

Anderson Injury Lawyers | December 6, 2024 | Texas Law

What should you do if you’re injured in a car accident in Texas? According to state law, you should contact the authorities to report the accident and share your insurance and driver’s license information with the other driver. However, you may not be inclined to… read more

Anderson Injury Lawyers | September 30, 2024 | Texas Law

Most Texas drivers know that vehicles registered in the state must have a rear license plate. However, some confusion often arises regarding whether front plates are also required, especially seeing as more than half of the U.S. requires two license plates.  If you’re a Texan,… read more

Anderson Injury Lawyers | January 30, 2024 | Texas Law

It’s a common misconception that there is a safe amount of drinking you can do before driving. One survey found that 69% of people admit to driving after drinking some alcohol, with about 65% believing they are fine to drive after one or two drinks. … read more

Anderson Injury Lawyers | June 9, 2023 | Texas Law

Right-of-way laws are intended to provide clear guidance on where drivers can and cannot travel while on the road. Think of them as a sort of order of operations devised to minimize the occurrence of car accidents and other traffic problems. Some of Texas’s right-of-way… read more

Anderson Injury Lawyers | April 19, 2023 | Texas Law

People tint their vehicle windows for a variety of reasons. For one, it tends to amplify the vehicle’s aesthetic value. Tinting the windows also allows for more privacy inside the vehicle, as the driver and their passengers will not be as visible to the outside… read more

Anderson Injury Lawyers | March 3, 2023 | Texas Law

When you start talking about the legal profession, you may notice that the word “bar” shows up a lot. Prospective lawyers take the bar exam and eventually join the bar association. But why do we refer to those by the word “bar” and where did… read more

Anderson Injury Lawyers | November 9, 2022 | Texas Law

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, nearly half of all car seats are misused. Statistically, that means your child has a high chance of being buckled improperly.  A 2020 study conducted by Go Safe Labs concluded that Texas is the most dangerous state… read more