​​Texas Personal Injury Law FAQ's

Answers to frequently asked questions regarding serious accidents. No one ever expects to be involved in an accident where they or their loved one is seriously injured or killed. Of course, the immediate attention rightfully focuses on getting necessary medical care or comforting family following a loss.

​Questions Arising After Injury or Death

​In situations where an injury is caused by the negligence of another person or company, the focus should then begin to move to knowing what your legal rights are as well as trying to get recovering compensation for losses including: hospital bills, surgical fees, long-term care, lost income, pain, disability and other damages that the law allows an injured party to recovery. As an established personal injury attorney in League City / Friendswood, Texas, the Pascoe Law Firm represents clients in traditional tort law cases that occur with relative frequency such as car accidents, truck accidents, motorcycle accidents. Our attorney is proud to be known as trial lawyer who is not afraid take cases to be heard before a jury.
​Below our are various sets of frequently asked questions (FAQ’s) assembled by type of case. We hope that you find these questions and answers useful to your situation. However, please keep in mind that you should still discuss your circumstance with a lawyer who has experience with your type of case for more definite answers, as there may be aspects of your case that are indeed unique and fall outside of the parameters of our discussion.
         What Is A Personal Injury Lawsuit?  
         Should I Handle My Own Personal Injury Case?
         ​How Long Does it Take to Settle a Texas Personal Injury Case?
         ​How Much Does It Cost To Have A Texas Personal Injury Lawyer Represent Me?
​         How a Texas Personal Injury Lawyer Can Help With Your Insurance Claim?
​           Steps for After A Truck Accident
​          How Long Does It take To Settle A Truck Accident Case Involving Injuries?
          How To Hire A Texas Truck Accident Lawyer
          How Much Does It Cost For A Texas Truck Accident Lawyer To Represent Me? 
          Federal Trucking Regulations
          What to Do When You are Contacted by an Insurance Company After a Truck Crash
          What Are the Most Common Causes of Truck Accidents?
           Truck Accident Insurance Claims
         What To Do After A Car Accident?
​​         Car Accident Insurance Claims
         Should I provide a Statement to an Insurance Company after an Auto Accident?
          How Long Does it Take to Settle a Texas Car Accident Case Involving Injuries?
         What Does Full Coverage Mean After a Car Accident?
         Don't Assume that a Driver's Coverage Will Automatically Compensate You for Your Injuries
         How To Reduce Your Chances of A Car Accident Occurring
         Nine Things Insurance Companies Do To Hurt Your Car Accident Case
​         Should I replace My Car Seat After A Car Accident?
         ​Do Not Make These Mistakes On Your Car Insurance Coverage
         Top 25 Causes of Car Accidents and How to Prevent Them
         How to Use Your Smartphone to Document an Auto Accident
         Memorial Day Weekend Car Accident 
         What is Negligent Entrustment?
          What Is An Auto Accident Release?
         What To Do After A Rear End Collision?
         ​Women More Likely To Be Injured In Front End Car Crashes
         Improper Merging Accident
         Car Accident Claims Against Family and Friends 
         Car Accident While On Vacation
         How Much Will It Cost Me to Get A Lawyer to Represent Me in My Texas Motorcycle Accident Case?           
         Significant Injuries Encountered by Motorcyclists
         Sharing the Road Safely With Motorcycles
         Motorcycle Helmet Safety
        How To Reduce The Likelihood Of A Motorcycle Accident Occurring
         Motorcycle Safety Reports and Resources
         What is a Sudden Stop Motorcycle Accident?
​         Tips for Bikes On Bayou Motorcycle Rally
         Moped / Motor Scooter Accidents 
          Drunk Driving Accident Facts
           Who is Responsible for Drunk Driving Accidents?
          Who Is Liable for Drunk Driving Accidents in Texas?
          How Does Texas Make Adults Liable for Drunk Driving Accidents?
           Can I Still Recover Under My Own Insurance If the Drunk Driver Didn't Have Enough or Any Insurance?
           Why Are Employers Liable in Drunk Driving Accidents?
           Why Are Restaurants and Bars Liable in Drunk Driving Accidents?
           Unsure Who's Responsible for Your Drunk Driving Incident?​ ​               

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