The most up-to-date information regarding personal injury law and cases happening in the Dallas Fort Worth area. Blog posts cover information regarding Texas car accidents, truck accidents, motorcycle accidents, bicycle pedestrian accidents, plus work injuries and slip and fall cases. Posts also include news about changes in personal injury, drunk driving, or seat belt laws. Read this information to protect yourself and your family in the Dallas -Fort Worth metroplex.
Texting and driving is a hot button issue. But what about walking and texting? Read the blog and find out what one city in New Jersey is doing about it.
It’s that time of year when everyone is reinvigorated with the promise of their new year’s resolutions, which for most people usually involves something...
With Fort Worth and Arlington both preparing to introduce new bicycle lanes, I thought it was appropriate to remind all road users of proper road sharing etique
Arlington approved plans for city bike lanes on Tuesday. Bike lanes make cyclists safer. Injured in a bike accident? Call the Anderson Law Firm 817-294-1900.
Bike lanes are arriving in downtown Fort Worth for the first time. If you've been hurt in a bicycle accident, call the Anderson Law Firm at 817-294-1900.
There are many different ideas that bikers and joggers are planning on implementing to ensure safety at parks in Dallas and Fort Worth. If you have been injured in a bicycle accident, contact the Anderson Law Firm in Fort Worth at 817-294-1900 or in Dallas at 214-327-8000 for a free consultation.
A bicyclist was run over by a DART bus and was killed. If you have questions regarding a bicycle accident call 817-294-1900 for a free consultation or a copy of Texas Injury Lawyer Mark Anderson's free book.
Charlotte Timms, who said she has been a bus rider for 30 years, said, "I was just sitting at the back of the bus and felt a thud. The driver hit the brake. Then she started screaming. She was having a meltdown." Timms said she couldn't see the traffic light but was sure it was green because other vehicles were going through the intersection. The bus hit the pedestrian as she was walking the crosswalk.
Police placed tarps to block the view of onlookers. But one woman said she saw a body under bus wheels. Members of the Police Department's traffic investigation unit interviewed witnesses to try to determine who had the right of way. Two passengers were on the bus, Neal said. The bus driver — a 10-year veteran of the Fort Worth Transportation Authority — was visibly upset and taken to a nearby hospital to be checked out, but was not physically injured. Two passengers on the bus were also unhurt.
Hopefully the Police Department will be able to put together the missing pieces and figure out what went wrong in this accident. It is hard to imagine an incident like this taking place in the middle of a downtown area, and our hearts go out to the victim’s family and friends. Although it is unclear who had the right of way, remember to follow all traffic signals and signs so events like this can be prevented. There is a pedestrian related traffic accident every 8 minutes and a fatality less than every 2 hours.
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Heath was hit by an 18-year-old Euless driver. According to Euless police reports, the driver stopped immediately after hitting Heath. Heath, who was wearing dark clothing, tried to cross in the middle of the street where there was not a crosswalk. No charges are expected to be filed in the case.
The accident happened around 10 p.m. in the 500 block of South Industrial Boulevard in Euless. No other injuries were reported.
15 Mistakes That Will Wreck Your Texas Accident Case!
One wreck is enough! If someone's carelessness causes you to be seriously injured in a Texas Accident, you must make sure you don't make mistakes that could WRECK your own claim. Any mistakes you make could end up being very costly for you.