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The Driver That Hit Me Had No Insurance: Can I Still Be Compensated?

Uninsured motorists can make getting compensation difficult.   What If the Driver That Hit Me Has No Insurance? Key Takeaway: If you’re hit by an uninsured driver in Texas, you may be able to recover compensation through your UM/UIM policy, health insurance, or by filing a lawsuit—the best option depends…

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How Medical Bills Are Paid While Your Case is Pending

Medical bills are a significant source of stress after an accident.   Who Pays My Medical Bills While My Case Is Pending? Key Takeaway: While your personal injury case is pending, your medical bills are typically paid through health insurance, PIP or MedPay coverage, or a medical lien—plus, Carabin Shaw…

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The 51% Rule: How It Affects Your Car Accident Payout

Texas follows a modified comparative fault rule.   How does Texas’s 51% Comparative Negligence Rule affect my Payout? Key Takeaway: In Texas, you can only recover compensation for a car accident if you are less than 51% at fault—otherwise, you are barred from receiving any damages. Not every car accident…

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Elder Abuse Awareness: Protecting Our Seniors from Neglect and Harm

Elder abuse is a rising problem across Texas—learn to recognize the signs.   How Can I Tell If My Elderly Loved One Is Being Abused in a Nursing Home? As serious as child abuse, elder abuse is a growing concern—especially with the aging population on the rise. With more seniors…

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The Statute of Limitations for Car Accident Injuries in Texas

The statute of limitations details how long you have to file a claim in Texas.   What is the Statute of Limitations for Car Accident Injuries in Texas? When you’re injured in a car accident that wasn’t your fault in Texas, you have a limited amount of time to file…

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Summer Vacation Travel: What to Do If You’re Injured in a Hotel, Resort, or Airbnb

Carabin Shaw hopes you have an injury-free summer vacation.   Summer Vacation Injuries in Texas The summer season is here! Have you booked your trip or made a list of activities you want to try? As the three-month break begins, many people are hitting the road to spend time with…

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Memorial Day Weekend Accidents: What to Do If You’re Injured During Holiday Travel

The NCS estimates 443 auto fatalities nationwide over Memorial Day Weekend 2025.   Memorial Day Accidents: Why Injuries Spike and How to Stay Safe Memorial Day is more than just a three-day weekend—it’s a time to honor those who served, reconnect with loved ones, and kick off the unofficial start…

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Graduation Party Safety: Preventing Injuries and Understanding Social Host Liability

Celebrate your grad the safe way in 2025.   Keep Graduation Parties Safe: Injury Risks, Liability, and Legal Tips for Texas Hosts Graduation is a time of joy, pride, and celebration—a moment that marks the culmination of years of hard work, sacrifice, and perseverance for both students and their families.…

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When To Sue for a Spring Cleaning Injury in Texas

Some spring cleaning injuries are the result of negligence.   Spring Cleaning Hazards: Common Injuries and Who May Be Responsible Spring cleaning is a tradition that dates back centuries. It marks a time of renewal—a fresh start and a clean slate, both literally and symbolically. As we clear away the…

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National Dog Bite Prevention Week: Your Legal Rights After an Attack

The second full week of April is National Dog Bite Prevention Week in the U.S.   National Dog Bite Prevention Week: Understanding Liability and Your Rights After an Attack Dogs are often seen as friendly, loyal companions—and in most cases, they are. It’s natural for people to want to pet…

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