Increasing Dangers of E-Scooters and E-Bikes
In Bryan, TX, the rising use of electric scooters...
Can I Still Win My Case If I Was Partially at Fault?
In Texas, you can...
How Many Car Accidents Are Caused By Human Error?
In Bryan and Brazos County, most car accidents are caused by human error, according to national and Texas traffic safety data. Driver behaviors such as distracted driving, speeding, and impaired judgment are the leading contributors to crashes. Human error far outweighs mechanical failures or poor weather conditions as the cause of car...
What Happens If Your Injury Case Doesn’t Settle?
Most personal injury cases in Texas resolve through settlement, but not all. If your case doesn’t settle, it may proceed to trial, where the process becomes more formal, time-consuming, and uncertain. In Bryan and Brazos County, understanding the litigation process can help you prepare for what lies ahead. This guide from our...
Propane Tank Explosions: How Big Are the Dangers?
Propane tanks are commonly used in rural Texas properties to power heating systems, water heaters, stoves, and even generators. While propane can be a convenient and efficient energy source, it also carries significant risks if tanks are improperly installed, maintained, or handled. Explosions and fires involving propane tanks can cause catastrophic injuries,...
Harvest Season Accidents: Increased Traffic and Agricultural Dangers
Harvest season in Texas brings heavy activity on rural roads throughout Bryan, College Station, and Brazos County. While this is a critical time for farmers and agricultural workers, it also creates unique risks for drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians sharing the road. Scott Scherr at The Payne Law Group understands the dangers...
Dangers of School Bus Accidents on Rural Routes
School bus accidents are fortunately rare, but when they do occur, the consequences can be severe—especially on rural routes. In areas like Bryan and College Station, Texas, where school buses travel long stretches of open road and pass through farm-to-market roads with heavy truck traffic, the risks are heightened. Scott Scherr...
Liability For Truck Underride Guard Failures
In collisions involving large commercial trucks, one of the most devastating outcomes occurs when a smaller passenger vehicle slides underneath the truck’s trailer. These types of accidents, known as underride accidents, often result in catastrophic injuries or fatalities. To mitigate these risks, most trailers are required to have rear underride guards under...
When You Should Sue For an Injury on Someone Else’s Property
When you suffer an injury on someone else’s property, one of your first questions might be whether you should pursue legal action. While not every slip, fall, or accident justifies a lawsuit, Texas law does allow injured parties to seek compensation when a property owner’s negligence causes harm. Knowing when to sue—and...
Road Debris Motorcycle Accidents: Pursuing Claims When There’s No Collision
Motorcyclists face a wide range of road hazards that other drivers often overlook—chief among them is road debris. While many personal injury claims stem from collisions between vehicles, a notable portion of motorcycle crashes involve no direct collision with another vehicle. Instead, the crash may be triggered by debris in the road—fallen...