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What to Bring to an Initial Consultation With a Personal Injury Lawyer

Meeting a car accident lawyer? Here’s what to bring.   What Documents Should I Bring to My First Consultation? Key Takeaway: To get the most out of your free case evaluation, bring your police report, insurance details, medical records, employment info, and personal notes. You’re thinking about scheduling an initial…

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PTSD in Personal Injury Claims

June is PTSD Awareness Month.   Understanding PTSD in Personal Injury Cases: Recognizing the Invisible Wounds Not all injuries are visible.In the aftermath of a serious accident, survivors may walk away without broken bones—yet still carry deep psychological wounds that affect them for months or even years. One of the…

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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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Summer Pedestrian Accidents in Texas: What to Do If You’re Injured

Pedestrian accidents are more likely during warmer months.   Warmer Weather, More Pedestrians: Staying Safe and What to Do After a Pedestrian Accident As summer brings longer days and warmer weather, more Texans head outdoors to walk, jog, cycle, or simply enjoy the sunshine. But with more people on foot,…

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May Is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month

Look twice for motorcycles!   Be Motor Ready: What Drivers and Riders Need to Know for Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month—a time to reflect on the risks and responsibilities that come with the thrill of two wheels. While motorcycles offer convenience and a sense of…

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