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Q: Involved in an accident with a motorcycle in Texas; concerned about a potential lawsuit and citation dispute.
I was involved in an accident with a motorcycle in Texas. After the accident, I remained at the scene answered all police questions, and took a DUI test, which I passed. I recently learned the motorcycle rider has passed away. Although I have not yet been contacted about a lawsuit, the family of... View More 
Karan Joshi
answered on Jun 12, 2025
answered on Jun 12, 2025
In Texas, when someone is killed in an accident, their family can file a wrongful death lawsuit against any party they believe is responsible. They can sue:
You, as the driver of the vehicle
The owner of the vehicle if they believe the owner was negligent in lending it
Any... View More
Q: What is a fair settlement after being hit by a driver running a red light causing personal injuries and lost wages?
I was hit by a driver who ran a red light, resulting in damage to my vehicle and personal injuries. I've been to urgent care, prescribed pain medication and muscle relaxers, and have had X-rays that cost $370. I was referred to a chiropractor for a 4 to 6-month course, but haven't started... View More
Karan Joshi
answered on Jun 12, 2025
answered on Jun 12, 2025
A fair settlement after being hit by a driver who ran a red light depends on the severity of your injuries, the medical expenses incurred, lost wages, pain and suffering, and any long-term impact on your quality of life. If you required emergency care, ongoing treatment, or missed work due to your... View More
Q: Insurance company mistakenly sent my check for car loss to another person and closed the investigation. How can I resolve this?
I need help because my insurance company, Allstate, has not sent my check for the partial loss of my car. In 2021, another driver hit my car and accepted responsibility, but she later filed a claim against my insurance, Allstate. My insurance declared the repair a total loss in 2023 and agreed to... View More
Karan Joshi
answered on Jun 12, 2025
answered on Jun 12, 2025
If an insurance company in Texas mistakenly issued your vehicle loss check to the wrong person and then closed the claim, you have legal options under Texas insurance law to correct the error and receive proper compensation. First, contact the insurance company in writing to formally dispute the... View More
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