Monthly Archives: August 2016
Get Other Driver To Admit To Fault In Writing
The Houston Auto Accidents Attorneys at DeSimone Law Office receive many calls that go as follows. The injured party calls to say that they had a car accident with a negligent party and the negligent party admitted fault at the scene. … Continue reading
Safety Tips for Texas RV Drivers
Your RV provides you with opportunities to get away from it all and to get back to nature. These large recreational vehicles, however, present special challenges for drivers on Texas roadways because of their weight and large size. If you … Continue reading
Medicare and Medicaid Have To Be Paid Back
Last week the Houston Auto Accidents Attorneys at DeSimone Law Office started a discussion of liens that are placed on an injured party’s personal injury claim. Liens are legal claims, either contractual or statutory, that have to be paid out … Continue reading
Hospitals File Liens Which Must Be Honored
The Houston Auto Accidents Attorneys of DeSimone Law Office handle many auto accident cases where many hands are in the pot trying to take our clients’ money. Most of these hands are in the from of liens, statutory or contractual, … Continue reading
Maintaining Tire Safety of Your Vehicle in Texas
Your tires are the essential connection between your vehicle and the road. Making sure these auto components are in good working order and are safe for operation on Texas streets and highways can provide added protection against the negative effects … Continue reading
Photographic Evidence Can Greatly Help Your Case
The Houston Auto Accidents Attorneys at DeSimone Law Office represent many clients whose cases would be more easily resolved or would settle for more money if clients took photos at scenes of car accidents and also of any injuries. With … Continue reading
Insurance Companies Try To Starve Claimants Into Taking Low Settlements
The Houston Auto Accident Attorneys at DeSimone Law Office have represented many severely injured clients in the past twenty three years who were unable to work for extended periods of times. With most persons today living from paycheck to paycheck … Continue reading
