Chelsie King Garza

Houston weather is unpredictable. From rainstorms to dense fog and hurricanes, these changes can increase the likelihood of on-road car accidents, even for experienced drivers. Preventing accidents in inclement weather begins with proper preparation, smart driving habits, and seeking legal assistance when necessary. Avoid Sudden Movements One of the most important advice to prevent accidents in bad weather is to avoid any sudden movements on the road. Use gentle and steady inputs when steering, accelerating, or braking. If your car starts to skid, steer in the direction of the skid and do not slam the brakes.  Increase the Following Distance When driving on wet or icy roads, your car can take longer to come to a halt. Always reduce your speed by at least one-third and double your following distance in such circumstances. It gives you more time to react if another vehicle loses control. Check Tires, Wipers, and Lights Before cruising on Texas roads during bad weather, ensure that yo...

 You are very sure something went wrong during your medical treatment, but the hospital is not saying a word. Well, hospitals rarely admit fault, even when the evidence is obvious. So what can you do next? A hospital’s silence does not mean that you don’t have a case. Your local Houston Personal Injury Attorney can explain your rights and options. What should you know about Texas malpractice laws? Medical malpractice cases in Texas are subject to special rules under Chapter 74 . In most cases, you have up to 10 years from the date of the act or omission that caused your injury to file a claim.  Before filing a lawsuit, you must send each healthcare provider a 60-day written notice along with a medical authorization form. This allows them to review the claim before litigation begins. Once you file suit and the defendant responds, you have 120 days to serve an expert medical report. This report has to explain how the provider’s actions violated the standard of care and how...