Glen Larson Law Blog

Semi-truck accidents are among the most dangerous and complex types of motor vehicle collisions. These accidents often result in severe injuries, significant property damage, and complicated legal battles. Gathering the right...

Texas truck accidents are among the most severe and complex motor vehicle collisions. Determining the cause of these crashes often requires more than witness testimony and police reports. One of the most...

Being involved in an accident with an 18-wheeler in Texas is a frightening and overwhelming experience. These massive vehicles can cause significant damage, injuries, and even fatalities. Knowing what steps to take...

A Texas personal injury can be a life-altering event, whether from a car accident, slip and fall, workplace injury or some other type incident that causes injury due to the...

Multi-vehicle collisions, often called “pileups,” are often chaotic and overwhelming. These accidents involve multiple drivers and vehicles and varying levels of damage, making it difficult to identify who is responsible. If you’ve...

Truck accidents can have devastating consequences, especially when they involve large commercial vehicles. If you’ve been involved in a collision with a truck in Austin or anywhere in Texas, you...

The legal process can be complex if you’ve been injured in a commercial or delivery vehicle accident. Common delivery vehicle accidents involve UPS, Amazon or Federal Express, however, there are many...

Glen Larson Law Injury Attorneys has several offices in Texas, including our flagship location in Austin. This allows our personal injury attorneys to keep their fingers on the pulse of all...

Glen Larson Law Injury Attorneys know that 18-wheeler accidents are inherently catastrophic due to the sheer size and weight of these massive vehicles, which can weigh up to 80,000 pounds when...

Glen Larson Law Injury Attorneys know car accident and injury victims often pursue insurance claims by themselves before contacting a Texas personal injury attorney because they initially think that handling the claim themselves...