Author name: Robert C. Slim

I Can Handle My Own Injury Case….

In an auto accident? The other driver has admitted fault, but things haven’t been simple. Since the other driver admitted fault , I thought that would make things easy. So, I decided to handle my car accident claim myself. However, instead of getting the compensation I deserve, I get the run-around from the insurance company.

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Five Things Every Motorcyclist Should Know

Maybe you ride your motorcycle strictly for transportation. Or, maybe you ride just for fun. Either way, you need to know the laws in Texas that govern motorcycle operation, and the rights that you have as a motorcycle operator. For starters, Texas offers multiple levels of motorcycle instruction. The basic motorcycle operator’s license is a “Class

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What You Need When Meeting with Your Personal Injury Attorney

Meeting with a personal injury attorney can be very stressful.  However, it helps to have a checklist of documents and information that your attorney will need to make a thorough evaluation of your case. Either you or someone else should gather the following information, put it all in one place, and present this to the

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Should I Admit Fault in a Car Accident?

When a car accident happens, whether on the roads of Dallas, interstate highways or back road of Texas, you are naturally rattled and upset. You may even admit fault before you fully understand the circumstances that caused the accident in the first place. However, the scene of an accident is never the place to make

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Who do I Sue? The Driver or the Insurance Company? A Discussion about “Direct Actions.”

You just had a car accident.  You make a claim against the other driver’s insurance company.  They do their investigation and lead you to believe that they will take care of your claim.  Instead, the insurance company either fails to pay a fair amount for your claim or they deny your claim altogether. What if

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