There was a deadly crash involving an 18-wheeler in San Jacinto County, Texas on January 24, 2025. According to reports, an 18-wheeler tanker traveling northbound on FM 1725 lost control before rolling over. During the crash the tank was ruptured, resulting in a...
Eric Rhine
What Is an NTSB Preliminary Report Following a Plane Crash?
When an aircraft accident occurs in the United States, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) sends investigators to the scene within hours. Their first public document—the preliminary report—usually appears online within 10 to 14 days. Though brief, this...
What is Crane Overloading?
Crane overloading is a dangerous and often preventable condition that occurs when a crane is tasked with lifting a load that exceeds its rated capacity. This seemingly simple miscalculation can lead to catastrophic consequences on construction sites, including...
What Are Economic Damages in a Texas Personal Injury Case?
If you’ve been injured due to someone else’s negligence, Texas law allows you to pursue compensation through a personal injury claim. One of the most important components of that compensation is economic damages — the actual, measurable financial losses you’ve...
Five Killed in 18-Wheeler Crash in Zavala County, Texas
There was a deadly crash involving an 18-wheeler near La Pryor in Zavala County, Texas on January 21, 2025. According to reports, there was an accident involving two Ford vans which were pulling trailers on the Nueces River Bridge, believed to have been caused by ice...
Liability of Contractors and Subcontractors in Forklift Accidents
Forklift accidents are not always caused by an employer or equipment operator. On many job sites, multiple contractors and subcontractors work alongside one another, increasing the risk of accidents. When a third-party contractor or subcontractor is responsible for...
Passenger Injuries Involving Airport Shuttle Buses: Sudden Stops, Boarding Falls, and Safety Failures
Airport shuttle buses are a critical part of ground transportation at major airports, moving passengers between terminals, parking facilities, rental car centers, and hotels. While these buses are intended to streamline travel, they also present unique injury risks....
What Is a Department of Transportation (DOT) Medical Exam?
A Department of Transportation (DOT) medical exam is a federally mandated health evaluation required for commercial vehicle drivers in the United States. Conducted by a certified medical examiner, this examination ensures that commercial drivers are physically and...
Oilfield Well Fracking Accidents: Risks, Causes, and Legal Options
Hydraulic fracturing, commonly known as fracking, is a critical process in oil and gas extraction, allowing companies to access previously unreachable reserves. While fracking has significantly boosted energy production, it also presents serious risks to workers and...
Explosion at Chemical Plant in Charlotte, North Carolina
There was an explosion and fire at the JCI Jones Chemicals Plant in Charlotte, North Carolina on January 21, 2025. According to reports, there was an explosion as a result of violent polymerization which occurred during improper thawing of a chemical. Luckily given...

