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You were riding a city bus down Harry Hines Boulevard in Dallas when it slammed into the car ahead. Now an insurance adjuster keeps mentioning a transit authority and a claim deadline you’ve never heard of. It already feels more tangled than the fender bender you handled years ago. There’s a reason for that.
Bus Accidents Follow a Different Legal PathA bus crash...
You boarded a city bus in downtown Austin, heading to work along Congress Avenue, when the driver braked hard and threw you into the seat ahead of you. Now, you are dealing with a hospital bill and a bus company that’s acting like the crash was routine.
What they don’t want you to know is that the company operating the bus is held to a much higher legal standard tha...
You were riding a Metro bus down Westheimer Road in Houston when the driver ran a light and got broadsided. Now you are stacking up medical bills and missing work, and someone mentioned a “damage cap” you have never heard of. What money can you actually recover, and how much of it will the law let you keep?
Who Operates the Bus Changes EverythingThe single bigge...
Attorney Carolina Eder-Weaver of Angel Reyes & Associates, with the assistance of
You were riding a charter bus back from a weekend trip when the driver drifted across I-35 near the Round Rock exit and clipped a guardrail. Now you’re home from the hospital with a stack of medical bills, a lost paycheck, and an insurance adjuster offering a quick check that feels too small. Should you take it, or is there a real case here?
Sue or Settle After a Texas...