Loewy Law Firm Blog

After a commercial truck accident, the trucking company and its insurer immediately start working to protect themselves from liability. Without enough clear evidence, insurers have more room to deny responsibility and lessen any settlement you could receive. Police reports provide a handful of facts, but they rarely capture all the details. Records like black box data, driver logs, and company files can point… Read More

After a Texas car accident, who is responsible for the costs of damage? The answer will determine how medical bills, vehicle repairs, and lost income are paid and compensated for. Texas law takes a fault-based approach, and proving negligence is fundamental to every car accident case. If you’re facing questions about car crash liability in Texas, call Loewy Law Firm at (512)… Read More

Truck traffic in Texas is heavy, with thousands of tractor-trailers crossing the state daily for shipping, oilfield work, and regional deliveries. According to the National Safety Council, Texas leads the nation in the number of deaths caused by large truck crashes. However, determining liability in truck accidents is hardly ever straightforward. Liability rests on proving negligence and showing how the careless actions… Read More

Several aspects of truck crashes make them very different from typical car accidents. Along with the severe injuries and damage that can be caused, trucking companies need to protect themselves from liability so they will bring in lawyers and insurance adjusters quickly. If you’ve been in an accident with a commercial truck in Texas, you need a truck accident lawyer who will move… Read More

Most personal injury cases are focused on making someone whole again. That usually means compensation, or “damages,” for financial losses like medical bills or missed worktime, along with other effects like pain, stress, or long-term changes to daily life. However, in cases where the facts point to decisions that were made with full awareness of the risk, there can be additional damages. Texas… Read More

If you suffer an unexpected injury because of someone else’s wrongful behavior, it can raise a lot of questions. “Will I have to file an insurance claim or lawsuit to get the money I need?” “When do I need a personal injury lawyer?” “Why do I need a personal injury lawyer?” The truth is, the right answer depends on your situation. Here’s what… Read More

If you were injured after slipping or tripping on someone else’s property in Texas, your ability to recover compensation depends on more than just proving you fell. Texas law doesn’t make property owners automatically responsible for accidents. Whether you can bring a successful case depends on who controlled the property, what caused the hazard, how long it was there, and whether the owner… Read More

If you’ve been bitten by a dog in Texas—or you’re trying to understand what the law says about responsibility after a bite—it can be hard to find one clear rule. That’s because Texas doesn’t have a single statute that covers every dog bite situation. Instead, several different laws may come into play depending on how the bite happened, what the owner knew about… Read More

Many people have a general sense of what personal injury attorneys do, but they don’t always know what the work actually looks like once a case begins. If you’re dealing with an injury, the real concern is whether someone can step in, take over the process, and get the outcome you couldn’t secure on your own. The attorney’s role spans everything from initial… Read More

When you’ve been hurt in a car accident, the financial costs are usually clear: ambulance fees, hospital bills, time off work. But what about the parts that don’t show up on a receipt—like chronic back pain, sleepless nights, or the anxiety that keeps you from getting behind the wheel? Those losses fall under pain and suffering, and in Texas, they’re a valid part… Read More