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The Top Insurance Claim Adjusters’ Secret Tactics

The Top Insurance Claim Adjusters’ Secret Tactics If you’ve been injured in a car accident, you would really like to think that you’re in “good hands” and that you’ll be treated like a “good neighbor.” You wouldn’t believe the number of times we’ve had clients tell us that they just assumed their insurance adjuster would […]

Do Insurance Companies Want to Settle Out of Court?

While each case is unique, insurance companies generally want to settle out of court. Going to court can be expensive and may lead to an insurance company’s large award to the plaintiff. Therefore, insurance companies most often settle cases rather than go to trial. As someone who deserves compensation from an insurance company, you need […]

Travis Scott Concert Injury Lawyers

Stewart J. Guss, Injury Accident Lawyer is now representing multiple victims of the Travis Scott Astroworld music festival tragedy. If you or a loved one got hurt at the Astroworld concert, call 832-263-8504 for a free consultation from our live experts. On Friday, November 5th, 2021, Houston rapper Travis Scott’s third annual Astrowold festival kicked […]

How Much Compensation Do You Get for a Brain Injury?

Compensation for accidental brain injuries can vary widely. Some people recover in a few weeks with treatment, while others have permanent impairments that affect every aspect of their life. Compensation should reflect the individual situation in question. An experienced injury lawyer can explain how much compensation you might expect for a brain injury after your […]

How NOT to Hire a Lawyer!

How often do you get to hear a lawyer try and talk you OUT of hiring him? Not very often, so LISTEN UP! Some of you may be familiar with the small claims court system here in Texas. If not, its very much like the People’s Court on T.V. But with more cowboy hats and […]

Are School Buses Dangerous? What You Need to Know About Back to School Traffic

Back to school season usually means helping your child with their summer reading list, shopping for school supplies, and choosing outfits. But this year, in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, parents have a lot more to worry about. Student transportation is among the more pressing issues on our minds. When it comes to the […]