Varghese Summersett

You were attacked in the parking lot of your apartment complex. Or in the stairwell. Or in the laundry room. Someone you have never met shot you, stabbed you, or beat you. Now you are in the hospital, out of work, and trying to understand how this happened — and whether anyone is responsible beyond the person who attacked you.

Here is what many crime victims in Texas d...

You were stopped at a light, merging onto the highway, or pulling out of a parking lot when a blue van or box truck with an Amazon smile logo hit you. Maybe the driver ran a red light. Maybe they were backing out of a neighborhood without looking. Either way, you are now injured, your car is damaged, and the driver is handing you a card for a company you have never heard of —...

You are driving on US-385 south of Pecos or State Highway 349 near Midland when a loaded sand hauler blows through a stop sign and hits you. The truck has three different company names stenciled on the door and the trailer. No one at the scene can tell you who the driver actually works for.

If that sounds familiar, you are dealing with one of the most legally complicat...

You were driving to work, crossing a parking lot, or riding your bike when a driver with a delivery bag in the passenger seat ran a red light, blew through a stop sign, or rear-ended you at full speed. Now you have medical bills, a totaled car, and an insurance adjuster from a company you have never heard of calling your phone. This article explains exactly who is liable when...

A UPS package car ran a stop sign in your neighborhood. A UPS feeder truck merged into your lane on I-35. A UPS driver clipped you while reversing out of a delivery stop in a parking lot. You are hurt, the brown truck is gone, and a UPS claims adjuster has already called you twice.

A UPS crash in Texas is not an ordinary car wreck, and it is not the same kind of case a...