Avoiding the top construction site accidents
Remaining safe and injury-free on the construction site in Texas is a priority for all workers. Understanding the top reasons workers suffer injuries is the best way to keep yourself, and those around you, safe. The attorneys at Freeman Law want to make sure you do...
read moreWhat are reasons to replace a motorcycle helmet?
A good motorcycle helmet can protect your head and shield you from devastating injury if you get into an accident with another vehicle on a Texas road. You might feel that your motorcycle helmet is something you will rarely, if ever, need to replace. However, for a...
read moreHow to sue for wrongful death in Texas
All it takes is one bad decision to change the lives of numerous people. A fatal car accident in Texas often results from one person making the wrong choice. Whether that is speeding, drinking and driving or not following any other road law, that choice can alter your...
read moreContributors to semitruck rollover crashes
Many drivers may believe that, because Texas features so many straight, flat roads, tractor-trailer and tanker truck rollovers are not much of a problem. However, according to ATBS, straight roads are where more than half of all semitruck rollovers happen. Not only...
read moreIs lane splitting safe?
While it is not legal in Texas, you may still see motorcycles practicing something called lane splitting. This driving maneuver is actually illegal in every state except California, which only just made it legal in 2016, according to I Drive Safely, LLC. Lane...
read moreMotorcycle accidents involving large trucks
Whether a motorcycle accident involves multiple vehicles or a single motorcyclist, the consequences can be devastating. This is especially true when large trucks are involved, whether a motorcyclist is struck by a delivery truck driver or someone operating a semi....
read moreAre you reducing electric shocks at construction sites?
If you work construction jobs in Texas, there is a good chance you work around electrical hazards. While you may have training in reducing electric risks, it never hurts to brush up on safety tips. D & F Liquidators features several tips to keep you and your...
read moreWhy does a truck’s weight matter?
If you drive a large truck in Texas, then you know that you have to have your truck weighed in regularly. When you get a new load, you need to have a weight. You need to know your vehicle's empty weight as well. Weight plays a huge role in operating your vehicle. Why...
read moreWhat are the helmet laws for motorcycle riders?
As the weather gets nicer and the chances of cold or storms lessen, more motorcycles hit the road in Texas. As a rider, you probably recognize the dangers of riding a small vehicle. Other drivers may not always see you, which increases your chances of an accident. Not...
read moreSafety campaign reminds drivers to watch for motorcycles
Every time Texas motorcyclists get out on the roads, they face dangers that vehicle occupants are not exposed to. The state is doing its part to reduce these dangers through a safety campaign to remind drivers to “Share the road: Look twice for motorcycles,” reports...
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