Car wrecks can be life changing, and too often, many people do not realize the level of compensation that they should be receiving because of someone else’s negligence. That’s why J. Gonzalez Injury Attorneys wants to make sure that you understand your rights to a just due for the damages cause by another driver. If… Read More
Year: 2016
by Amber Cortez | October 4th, 2016 | Auto Accident, Blog
Types of Compensation You Can Receive in a Car Crash
by Amber Cortez | September 28th, 2016 | Blog
Tips for Driving During Autumn
Autumn is here and the new season means changes to the weather and road conditions. While fall does bring many beautiful days with it, as well as respite from that terrible summer heat, there’s also an increase in hazards that arise because of the changes. It’s important, as a motorist, to be on the lookout… Read More
by Amber Cortez | September 16th, 2016 | Auto Accident, Blog
5 Reasons for Car Accidents and Tips on How to Avoid Them
In 2015, more than 38,000 people died in motor vehicle accidents, and it is estimated that a total of 15,300 accidents occur per day. Car accidents happen for any number of reasons, from poor driving conditions to mechanical malfunctions. However, it’s still the responsibility of every driver on the road to recognize their duties and… Read More
by Amber Cortez | September 13th, 2016 | Blog
By the Numbers: Texas Car Accident Statistics
Everything’s bigger in Texas. Unfortunately, that also rings true for the number of car accidents that happen here in the Lone Star State. The reality is that, regardless of where you live, accidents are bound to happen. Whether it’s out in sunny California, or across the nation in the Empire State, or even as you’re… Read More
by Amber Cortez | August 31st, 2016 | 18 Wheelers, Blog
Causes of 18-Wheeler Crashes: Brake Maintenance Safety
When brakes malfunction and a serious accident occurs, a variety of parties may be liable for the ensuing damage. The federal government has set very strict standards and regulations on the braking systems of 18-wheelers and other commercial vehicles. For instance, semi-trucks must meet specific requirements such as creating a certain braking force based on… Read More
by Amber Cortez | August 30th, 2016 | 18 Wheelers, Blog
18-Wheeler Driver Sentenced to 20 Years for Bus Crash
In September 2014, Shannon Ford, now 37, slammed into the back of a school bus in Florida, injuring multiple students. Now, two years later, Ford has plead no contest to four counts of reckless driving with bodily injury. The judge gave Ford 20 years in prison as a result of the seven school students who… Read More
by Amber Cortez | August 25th, 2016 | 18 Wheelers, Blog
Driver and Company Records as Evidence in a 18-Wheeler Lawsuit
We all feel a little nervous when that behemoth of an 18-wheeler comes barreling down the expressway. We’ve all seen these juggernauts in the news for causing some sort of major, and tragic, accident. Because commercial trucks consistently weigh up to 80,000 pounds, their involvement in any sort of accident often tend to be serious,… Read More
by Amber Cortez | August 9th, 2016 | Blog
Back-to-School Safety
In a couple of weeks, the streets will once again be flooded with students, cars, pedestrians, bike riders, and first time drivers. Getting everybody safely to school (and work) and home again is the responsibility of every driver on the road. But with a large population of teens and college-aged students having access to a… Read More
by Amber Cortez | July 25th, 2016 | Auto Accident, Blog
Learn to Stop When Playing ‘Pokémon Go’
Texting and driving is already a serious issue, but with the recent ‘Pokémon Go’ craze, drivers have to be even more vigilant. The smartphone game – which has been downloaded an estimated 75 million times – is based off the 90’s card game and hand-held Nintendo games. The augmented reality game encourages people to find… Read More
by Amber Cortez | July 13th, 2016 | 18 Wheelers, Blog
Be Aware: The Dangers of 18 Wheelers
“In 2014, 3,660 people died in crashes involving commercial trucks. 16% of those deaths were truck occupants, 68% were passenger vehicle occupants, and 15% were pedestrians, bicyclists, or motorcyclists.” Every day thousands of commercial trucks drive along highways and rural roads all across the United States, transporting an enormous amount of goods and materials for… Read More