Key Takeaways Self-driving cars use sensors and software to control steering, braking, and speed, but most systems still require driver supervision. Automated features reduce some crashes, especially rear-end collisions linked to distraction. Rain, construction zones, and complex Dallas traffic can reduce sensor accuracy. Driver misuse and software limitations contribute to...
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Key Takeaways Leaving the scene of a car accident in Fort Worth can lead to criminal charges. Property damage cases may result in Class C or Class B misdemeanors. Accidents involving injury can lead to felony charges and prison time. Convictions may bring fines, probation, restitution, and civil lawsuits. A...
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Key Takeaways Leaving the scene or skipping reports can cause legal and claim problems. Delayed medical care weakens the connection between injuries and the crash. Evidence disappears quickly without photos, witnesses, or saved footage. Insurance delays often reduce claim value. Early settlements rarely cover full losses. Car accidents across Dallas...
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Key Takeaways Driving without insurance violates Texas law and creates serious financial risk. Texas follows a fault-based system, so the at-fault driver pays damages. Uninsured motorist coverage may fill coverage gaps after a Dallas crash. Claims still require proof of fault, damages, and timely action. Dallas roadways see constant traffic...
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Car accidents already feel overwhelming, and uncertainty often increases when a friend or family member drives your vehicle at the time of the crash. At Anderson, Cummings & Drawhorn, LLP, we regularly hear one pressing concern after these situations: what happens if someone else is driving my car and gets...
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After a Fort Worth collision, Anderson, Cummings & Drawhorn, LLP helps families regain control while medical bills grow and insurers push back. A car accident witness often becomes the turning point when fault is disputed. Someone with no connection to either driver can describe speed, signals, and reactions in real...
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Understanding how senior drivers fit into Texas crash statistics can shape the strength of your injury claim. Many people want to know what percentage of car accidents are caused by older drivers and how age-related factors influence liability. While age alone never determines fault, accident patterns involving adults over 65...
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A collision involving a police cruiser in Fort Worth creates unique challenges for injured drivers and passengers. Even trained officers can speed, misjudge distance, or become distracted, which increases the risk of severe harm during a police car accident. Our team at Anderson, Cummings & Drawhorn, LLP understands how overwhelming...
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At Anderson, Cummings & Drawhorn, LLP, we often hear from Fort Worth drivers who want to understand what defines a minor car accident. Generally, it’s a low-speed collision—often a simple fender bender—where vehicles sustain minimal visible damage and remain drivable. Injuries in these crashes are usually mild, such as whiplash,...
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A car accident can turn your life upside down, and choosing the right lawyer can make all the difference in your recovery and peace of mind. To learn how to find a lawyer for car accident cases, look for firms that offer free consultations. Important evaluation points include the attorney’s...
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Aggressive driving on Texas roads often leads to car accidents, serious injuries, and costly legal issues. At Anderson, Cummings & Drawhorn, LLP, we have helped many victims who suffered harm because another driver lost control of their emotions. You can avoid a contributor to road rage by planning ahead, leaving...
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Rejecting a settlement from an insurance company can feel intimidating, especially when dealing with the aftermath of a car accident. Understanding what happens when you reject an insurance settlement offer is essential before making any decision. In Texas, declining a settlement does not end your claim; it simply opens the...
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Knowing what to do after a car accident in Texas can protect your health and your claim. Crashes happen suddenly, and those first moments feel overwhelming, but your quick actions can shape recovery.
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The safest seat in a car for children under 13 is the back seat, especially the rear middle seat, because it’s farthest from airbags and impact zones. For every passenger, using proper restraints consistently makes the back seat safer in crashes. That single decision can mean the difference between a...
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The difference between reckless and careless driving is more than just a matter of wording—it can determine whether you walk away with a traffic ticket or face a criminal record. While both terms describe unsafe conduct, the law in Texas treats them very differently. Recklessness points to a deliberate disregard...
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Car accidents often raise urgent questions about insurance coverage, especially when timing creates uncertainty. Many drivers ask, Can I file a claim if my insurance policy is canceled but was active at the time of an accident? In most cases, if your policy was valid at the moment of the...
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Car crashes are a reality of driving, especially at night. This may seem surprising since there is less traffic on the roads for most of the evening hours. Yet, the National Safety Council says that as much as 50 percent of all traffic deaths occur after dark.
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There are many types of injuries accident victims may suffer during a car crash. Unfortunately, not all of them are visible. Seeking medical care immediately is a vital part of protecting your health. However, how you describe your symptoms is also a key factor in helping you get the right...
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The process of an accident claim is complicated and can be extremely overwhelming for the victims who are still recovering from the incident. As medical bills pile up while you are unable to work due to your injuries, the insurance company is likely going to offer some compensation, so you...
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Determining fault for some accidents may be more complicated than it is for others and could require more evidence to prove who caused the crash. For example, dashcam footage may provide strong proof of the cause of a crash and/or the other driver’s negligent actions.
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While drunk drivers who cause accidents are financially responsible for the damages they cause, victims may also be able to pursue claims against the bar, restaurant, nightclub or other establishment that served the drunk driver alcohol before he or she got behind the wheel.
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After a car accident, you may have adrenaline rushing through your body that masks the symptoms of many types of injuries. In fact, auto accident victims may not discover their injury for hours or days after the collision.
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An estimated 35,200 people lost their lives on U.S. roadways in 2015. Total traffic deaths rose 7.7 percent over the previous year, according to preliminary data released by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). This increase is the highest year-over-year increase in the past 50 years, according to the...
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A study conducted by carinsurancecomparison.com has identified the states with the worst drivers. For the second year in a row, Texas has come in at number four for the worst drivers in the country. The study analyzed data from National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Its criteria included: Traffic fatality rate...
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A new study from Mobil-eye shows that the threat of distracted driving may be helping fuel growing support for autonomous vehicles in the United States. About one third of those surveyed said they would feel safer with autonomous vehicles on the road. More than half of those surveyed claim that...
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