I Was In A Bus Accident. Who Is At Fault?
Most of us wouldn't think twice before hopping on a bus for our daily commute. Not only are buses an environmentally-friendly transportation decision, but you may also perceive it to…
Dallas Car Wreck Attorney: What Steps To Take Immediately After a Car Wreck
Many people think that the actual crash is the worst part of a car accident. While it may be the scariest, any Dallas car wreck attorney will tell you: many…
You’ve Been in a Car Wreck. Do You Know What to Do Now?
by Carrollton Injury Lawyer, Tim O’Hare Follow The Law Offices of Tim O’Hare on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn & YouTube You’re a law-abiding citizen who abides by traffic laws, carries appropriate…
Car and Truck Injury Accidents: What You Need to Know and a Few Tips That May Save Your Life
by Dallas Car and Truck Accident Lawyer, Tim O’Hare Follow The Law Offices of Tim O’Hare on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn & YouTube In 2019, an estimated 38,800 people lost their…
Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month: Get Up to Speed on Motorcycles
by Motorcycle Accident Lawyer, Tim O’Hare Follow The Law Offices of Tim O’Hare on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn & YouTube Motorcycle crashes that involve another vehicle account for nearly half of…
What Does COVID-19 Mean for My Personal Injury Case?
by Carrolton Injury Lawyer, Tim O’Hare What Does COVID-19 Mean for My Personal Injury Case? As the novel coronavirus has spread throughout the United States this spring, much of the…
Walmart Worker Dies from COVID-19, Family is Suing for Wrongful Death
More info on suing for wrongful death by Dallas Wrongful Death Attorney, Tim O’Hare Follow The Law Offices of Tim O’Hare on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn & YouTube On March 25,…
The 7 Most Common Causes of Car Accidents on Texas Roads
Car Accidents on Texas Roads explained by Dallas Car Accident Injury Attorney, Tim O’Hare Follow The Law Offices of Tim O’Hare on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn & YouTube Every 59 seconds,…
Who is at Fault for a Rear-End Accident in Texas?
The majority of rear-end crashes happen when the front or leading vehicle is moving very slowly or stopped prior to the accident and is hit from behind. Most drivers believe the rear vehicle is always at fault due to following too closely, distracted driving or reckless driving. And while in many cases, it is true that the rear driver is at fault, you might be surprised to learn that the rear driver is not automatically at fault in a rear-end crash in Texas.
Injured in a Hit-and-Run Accident?
by Dallas Personal Injury Lawyer, Tim O’Hare Follow The Law Offices of Tim O’Hare on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn & YouTube It is unfortunate anytime someone is injured in a car…
FAQs for a Car Accident Lawyer
A car accident occurs about every 59 seconds on Texas roads, according to TxDOT. While nobody plans to be in a car accident, thousands of people are injured in car wrecks every day. As the saying goes, “knowledge is power.” Here are answers to some of the most frequently asked questions we receive as car accident lawyers.
U-Turn Accident in Texas: Who’s to Blame? Insight from a Texas Car Accident Lawyer
by Dallas Personal Injury Lawyer, Tim O’Hare Follow The Law Offices of Tim O’Hare on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn & YouTube U-turns make it easier to get where you need to…
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