About one in seven drivers on Texas roads has no insurance. If one of them hits you, the case is not necessarily over. It is just different. Here is every potential path to compensation that most people never think to look for.

Not every injury case is a case worth filing. Before I agree to represent anyone, I evaluate three things: liability, recoverability, and damages. Here is what I look at, why each piece matters, and how the burden of proof shapes every one of these decisions.

Cinco de Mayo brings celebration and danger to SA roads. The drunk driver may not be the only one responsible.

Fiesta is the best 11 days in San Antonio. But every year, drunk drivers turn celebration into tragedy. Here is what the numbers say, and what you can do about it.

Pooh Shiesty allegedly kidnapped Gucci Mane at gunpoint in a Dallas studio. A PI lawyer breaks down the civil claims: assault, battery, false imprisonment, IIED, and duress. Plus: assumption of the risk in the rap game?

A real conversation reminded me that most people don't know the difference between civil and criminal court. Let me clear it up for you.

Tiger Woods just got arrested for DUI again. Zero alcohol. Prescription drugs. Here is what most people do not realize about driving impaired in Texas.

A Good Samaritan stopped to help after a wrong-way DWI crash on Loop 410 in San Antonio. A second drunk driver killed him. A Texas PI lawyer breaks down the legal claims.

The body cam footage just dropped. $250 million and he still couldn't call an Uber. But here's what that reaction misses: alcohol shuts down your judgment before it shuts down your legs. That's science. And that's exactly why Texas has dram shop laws.

290 people died in alcohol-related crashes during St. Patrick’s Day holidays (2018–2022). Texas trial lawyer Guy Muller breaks down the numbers, the law, and how to keep your people safe this March 17.

Every spring break, Texas roads and beaches become more dangerous because people break safety rules. A Texas trial lawyer explains the risks, who’s responsible, and what to do if your family gets hurt.