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Houston's Deadly Highways

Houston had almost 3000 wrecks in a one week period, many seriously injured and 12 people killed!

Photo Radar Bill to Punish Owners, Not Drivers

Photo Radar Bill to Punish Owners, Not Drivers

86 Miles per Hour and You’re a Criminal?

86 Miles per Hour and You’re a Criminal?

Liability and Proving Fault in a Car Accident

A blog post about making a police report following an accident and different types of accidents and their presumed liability.

Driver Who Allegedly Made Illegal U-Turn Not Reckless

A blog post about a case out of Connecticut involving proving recklessness in traffic incidents.

How to Fight a Seatbelt Ticket

Learn how to fight traffic tickets for not wearing a seatbelt.

How to Stay Safe on the Highway During Holiday Travel

How to Stay Safe on the Highway During Holiday Travel

Advanced Texas Occupational Driver's License Law

Texas Occupational License laws are surprisingly complicated and often neglected by lawyers and judges. This articles covers some of the more intricate and frequently encountered topics in an Occupational License practice.

Maryland Traffic Citations - How a molehill becomes a mountain !!!!!!!

The dangers of not complying with a Maryland Traffic Citation

Just How Fast is too Fast When Traveling the New York State Thruway

Many of us travel on the New York State Thruway for various reasons. Whether you are a NYS resident commuting for work or an out-of-stater just passing through for travel purposes, you will notice that the posted speed limit on the thruway is well documented at 65 miles per hour (mph).

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