Car manufacturers are spending millions of dollars each year to improve the safety of their vehicles. Some new features are merely convenient, but technologies that enhance driver safety in bad weather could save your life.
Cars in the near future are likely to be more connected than ever before. Manufacturers are now experimenting with built-in Wi-Fi, which may pave the way for driverless vehicles.
One of the most economical ways to get around these days is to make use of a ride-share application such as Uber. Many people rely on Uber to commute to work, attend parties and functions, or complete daily errands. What happens, though, if you are in a crash with an Uber driver? Who is accountable?
If you have ever been in a car crash, then you may already know that even minor collisions can leave your entire body sore for days. In the event of a more serious accident, you could suffer permanent disabilities or chronic pain. There are several forces at play in every crash, and they can have an impact on various regions of the body; however, there are certain areas that are particularly susceptible to injuries.
There are several steps you should take at the scene of a car accident. For example, it is essential that you collect contact details from all other drivers involved, as well as any eyewitnesses. In the state of Texas, there are three additional processes that you may have to complete in order to stay on the right side of the law and your insurance company.
Due to the confidential nature of many settlements, no further information can be shared.
Disclaimer: The following are representative verdicts and settlements obtained by The Cooper Law Firm for its clients. The value of a personal injury claim is highly dependent on the facts of each individual case and the severity of the injuries sustained. As such, the following should not be considered a guarantee of a particular result in any potential case or claim.
INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT
Death
18-WHEELER WRECK
Death
18-WHEELER WRECK
Brain/Neck Injury
18-WHEELER WRECK
Neck Injury
INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT
Scaffold Collapse
Cooper Law Firm handles cases throughout the state of Texas and Oklahoma.
