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Rideshare Accidents: Who Is Liable in an Uber or Lyft Crash?

Posted November 6, 2025 | Personal Injury Blog

Ridesharing has become a daily convenience for millions of people in Texas, Utah, and across the country. But when an accident happens during an Uber or Lyft trip, figuring out who is financially responsible isn’t always simple. These cases involve multiple parties, complex insurance policies, and overlapping state laws that can easily confuse victims trying… read more

Understanding Catastrophic Injuries: Spinal Cord and Traumatic Brain Injury Claims

Posted November 3, 2025 | Personal Injury Blog

Few events change a person’s life as profoundly as a catastrophic injury. Spinal cord damage or a traumatic brain injury (TBI) can lead to permanent disability, loss of independence, and years of medical treatment. These are not just injuries, they are life-altering events that demand justice and long-term financial support. In this article, we’ll cover:… read more

When Is a Landlord or Property Owner Liable for Your Injuries?

Posted October 30, 2025 | Personal Injury Blog

If you’ve been injured while visiting or living on someone else’s property, whether it’s a rental apartment, store, or office, you may be entitled to compensation under premises liability law. However, proving that a landlord or property owner is responsible for your injuries isn’t always straightforward. In this article, we’ll break down: When landlords and property… read more

Injured by a Defective Product? Understanding Product Liability Law

Posted October 27, 2025 | Personal Injury Blog

When you buy a product, whether it’s a household appliance, a vehicle, or a medical device, you expect it to be safe. Unfortunately, defective or dangerous products cause thousands of serious injuries every year. When that happens, victims often wonder: Can I sue the manufacturer or seller? In this article, we’ll explain: What product liability law means and… read more

How Social Media Can Affect Your Personal Injury Claim

Posted October 23, 2025 | Personal Injury Blog

Social media has become a natural part of daily life, a place to connect, share, and document experiences. But if you’ve been injured in an accident and are pursuing a personal injury claim, what you post online could seriously affect your case. Even something as harmless as a photo or casual comment can be taken… read more

What Is a Deposition in a Personal Injury Case, and Why Does It Matter?

Posted October 20, 2025 | Personal Injury Blog

If you’ve filed a personal injury claim, there’s a good chance you’ll hear about something called a deposition, and you may even be asked to participate in one. For many accident victims, the idea of being questioned under oath sounds intimidating, but a deposition is simply part of the legal process designed to uncover the facts… read more

Can You Sue for a Dog Bite Injury? Navigating Texas and Utah Dog Bite Laws

Posted October 16, 2025 | Personal Injury Blog

Dog bites can be physically painful, emotionally traumatic, and financially devastating. Many victims aren’t sure what their legal options are, especially since dog bite laws vary from state to state. In Texas and Utah, understanding the difference between owner liability, negligence, and the “one-bite rule” can determine whether you can file a lawsuit and how much compensation you… read more

Understanding Different Types of Personal Injury Damages (Beyond Medical Bills)

Posted October 13, 2025 | Personal Injury Blog

When most people think of personal injury compensation, they picture medical bills, hospital stays, surgeries, or physical therapy. But in reality, your financial recovery after an accident often goes far beyond your medical expenses. The law recognizes that injuries cause losses that are physical, emotional, and financial. From lost income to long-term pain, the impact of… read more

Proving Negligence: The Four Key Elements of a Personal Injury Claim

Posted October 9, 2025 | Personal Injury Blog

When you’re injured in an accident, it’s not enough to simply say someone else caused your harm, the law requires proof. To recover compensation in a personal injury case, you must establish that another party’s negligence directly led to your injuries. But what exactly does “negligence” mean in legal terms, and how do you prove… read more

The Importance of Medical Records in a Personal Injury Case

Posted October 6, 2025 | Personal Injury Blog

Fielding Law is proud to serve Mesquite, Heath, Richardson and the greater Dallas–Fort Worth area with responsive, experienced personal injury representation that puts your recovery first. After an accident, victims often focus on immediate pain or visible injuries—but the paperwork that comes from your medical visits may be just as important as the treatment itself. In… read more