Is Lane Splitting Legal in Texas?

While motorcycle riders must follow the same traffic laws as other drivers, some laws are unique to them — including those regarding lane splitting. But is lane splitting legal in Texas? What Is Lane Splitting? Lane splitting involves driving between two lanes. This often happens when traffic is stopped or moving slowly and the motorcycle rider wants [...]

Can You Recover Damages for Motorcycle Road Rash?

If a motorcycle accident caused you to hit the asphalt, you may have suffered from a painful scrape or bruise. Motorcycle road rash can be serious, requiring significant medical treatment. It can also lead to other complications if not treated properly. At Brylak Law, we can help you recover damages for your injuries after a motorcycle crash. What Is [...]

How Long Does a Car Accident Settlement Take?

Dealing with the aftermath of a car accident is stressful — you may be facing a long recovery period, you don’t have any income coming in, and you aren’t sure how your bills are going to get paid. Debts are piling up. How long will it before you can get compensation for your injuries? How [...]

What Is the Statute of Limitations on Car Accident Claims in Texas?

Each state has a statute of limitations on car accident claims which sets the time frame for when you can file a claim or lawsuit against a negligent driver. In Texas, that period is two years. What If My Car Accident Happened More Than Two Years Ago? Texas makes it very difficult to file a [...]

Hit and Run Accident Lawyer

Any car accident is unpleasant, but a hit and run accident can be especially frustrating. Not only do you have deal with injuries and damage to your car, but you may also feel like you have nowhere to turn. You do, however, have options available to you. A San Antonio hit and run accident lawyer may [...]

Suing for Pain and Suffering in a Car Accident in Texas

Unlike a broken arm or a dented fender, pain and suffering is both subjective and intangible — and therefore difficult to prove. So what should you keep in mind when suing for pain and suffering in a car accident? What Are Economic and Non-Economic Damages? In a car accident, you are entitled to collect both economic and non-economic [...]

Who Pays in a 3-Car Accident?

Accidents involving multiple cars can be confusing, not only for the drivers but also for those who investigate what happened. Just like in any accident, it's important to establish who is at fault. In other words, who pays in a 3-car accident? Below, we discuss common scenarios for multi-car accidents, and what factors help determine who is liable [...]

Do Pedestrians Always Have the Right of Way?

Do pedestrians always have the right of way in Texas? While in most situations they do, the reality is that this isn't always the case, since that would mean that every pedestrian accident would be the driver's fault. So when do cars have the right of way over pedestrians? What Is a "Duty to Avoid"? [...]

Bird Scooter Accident Lawyer

As Bird and Lime gain popularity in cities like San Antonio, e-scooter accidents are becoming more and more common. Scooter riders pose a danger to themselves and other pedestrians on the sidewalks. On top of that, liability issues with rideshare companies can be complex and difficult to navigate. If you were injured because of a [...]

If You Rear End Someone Is It Always Your Fault?

Most people assume that in rear-end accidents, the guy in back is always at fault. But is that always the case? When does rear-end collision fault fall on the front driver? If you rear-ended someone but feel that you were not to blame for the crash, it becomes your duty to prove that the other [...]

What to Know About Determining Fault by Location of Damage

One of the foremost considerations after a car accident is figuring out who was at fault. In most cases, each party will blame the other for causing the crash. So how does the court determine which party is responsible for paying damages? One way is by determining fault by location of damage on the vehicles involved. [...]

What If Both Drivers Were at Fault? Understanding Comparative Negligence in Texas

Determining who is at fault after a car accident is rarely easy. And the process can get even more complicated when more than one person is at fault. In situations where both drivers are at fault, Texas uses a comparative negligence system (or modified comparative fault system) to determine what percentage each person is liable [...]

Who Is at Fault in a Car Accident? Determining Fault in Texas

Establishing who is at fault in a car accident is crucial to determining who is legally liable for the accident and must therefore pay for damages. But the process isn't always cut and dry, and it can lead to a heated and complicated debate. If you were involved in a car accident and believe someone else was at fault, contact [...]

Pain After Car Accident: Don’t Ignore These Warning Signs

Pain after car accidents isn't unusual, given the sudden impact your body may have suffered. Even with good seat belts and airbags, whiplash symptoms, delayed and immediate, are common. So are soft tissue injuries and even bone fractures. On the other hand, you may think you've walked away without a scratch. But some injuries don't show [...]

5 Issues to Consider in Your Wrongful Death Claim

As with any lawsuit, if you're preparing a wrongful death claim in Texas, you'll need to keep several things in mind. How do you define a wrongful death in Texas? Who can file a claim? What damages can you recover? What are the time limits to file? Below, we discuss four issues to consider in your [...]

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