Insights & Case Notes
Texas injury law, explained without the legalese
Written by the attorneys who try these cases: filing deadlines, the tactics insurers use, the evidence that decides a claim, and what yours is really worth.
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Texas School Sports Injuries: Liability and Legal Options for Parents
Injured during school sports in Texas? Learn who may be liable, what Texas law allows, and how parents can protect their legal options.
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Slip and Fall at Texas Concerts, Fairs, and Events
Fell at a Texas concert, fair, or festival? Learn who may be responsible, what to do next, and how premises liability laws apply.
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Hotel and Airbnb Liability for Guest Injuries in Texas
Hurt at a Texas hotel or Airbnb? Learn who’s responsible and what steps to take. Explore liability rules, common hazards, and how to file a claim.
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Amazon and Delivery Truck Accidents: Who’s Liable in Texas?
Hurt in an Amazon delivery accident in Texas? Learn who may be liable—the driver, delivery company, or Amazon – and how to protect your rights.
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What Is Modified Comparative Fault in Texas Injury Cases?
Learn how Texas’s modified comparative fault rule works, what the 51% bar means, and how it affects injury compensation. Call Genthe Law Firm today.
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How Texas Courts Calculate Pain and Suffering Damages
Learn how Texas courts calculate pain and suffering damages, what factors influence awards, and how a Dallas accident injury lawyer can help.
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The Most Dangerous Places to Ride a Bike in Dallas (and What to Do If You’re Hit)
Explore Dallas’s most dangerous roads for cyclists based on 2025 crash data. Learn what to do after a bike accident and how to protect your legal rights.
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Top Causes of 18-Wheeler Accidents in Texas and How to Prove Negligence
Learn the top causes of 18-wheeler accidents in Texas and who may be held legally responsible. Legal insights from Genthe Law Firm, Dallas.
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Proving Emotional Distress After a Daycare Injury in Texas
Learn when parents in Texas – especially Dallas – can sue for emotional distress after a daycare injury. Legal standards, evidence tips, and expert guidance.
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Post Concussion Syndrome Settlement Value in Texas
If you’ve ever had a concussion, you know it can turn your whole world upside down. Some people bounce back in a few weeks, but for others, the…
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Learn How Texas Slip and Fall Cases Work
Slip and fall accidents can happen in an instant, often resulting in injuries that disrupt your daily life, career, and financial stability. Whether you’ve…
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Medical Treatment Gaps in Texas Injury Claims
If you’ve been in an accident and the at-fault insurance company tells you that a gap in your medical treatment is a problem for your claim, it’s natural…
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