Glen Larson Law Blog

Our Glen Larson Law Injury Attorneys motorcycle accident attorneys in Texas stand beside the U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) in recognizing May 2022 as Motorcycle...

Using a cellphone while driving is one of the deadliest distracted driving behaviors that occur on our Texas roadways. That is why the Texas Department of Transportation states that vehicle operators...

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s latest statistics reported 3,142 fatalities were caused by distracted driving auto accidents throughout the U.S. in a single year. The Centers for Disease Control reports that nine...

According to the Texas Department of Transportation, a motorcyclist is killed on average in a crash on Texas roads every day. Last year, motorcycle accidents caused 482 fatalities, which accounted for...

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, a pedestrian was killed every 85 minutes in traffic collisions across the nation last year, and another 76,000 were injured in pedestrian accidents...

With most of the COVID travel restrictions behind us, Americans are planning Spring Break vacations in record numbers this year. Unfortunately, increased traffic on Texas roadways, combined with the excitement of...

With momentum and excitement building for the return of a live and in-person South By Southwest, or SXSW, to Austin for the first time in three years, Austin will be brimming...

Our 18-wheeler accident attorneys at Glen Larson Law Injury Attorneys know that semi-trucks and large commercial vehicles cause catastrophic accidents, injuries, and fatalities every year nationwide, including on our Texas roadways. The...

If you have been injured in a traffic collision, on someone else’s property, or at work in Texas, life can be difficult going forward. Your medical treatment plan becomes the priority,...

Even the most seasoned drivers who leave an appropriate amount of space between their car and the motorist ahead of them have no control over the drivers behind them. When...