Laws in Car Accidents
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Is Drinking and Driving a Felony?
Usually no. Most DUI charges are misdemeanors, but several factors can elevate a DUI to a felony: prior convictions, a high blood alcohol concentration, injury or death, a child in the vehicle, or serious property damage. The exact thresholds vary by state. -
Legal Charges for Hit and Run: Consequences and Penalties
Learn about the legal charges for hit and run incidents, including consequences, penalties, and steps to take if you’re involved in it. -
Motor Vehicle Accident Statute of Limitations in Louisiana
When tragedy strikes, a countdown starts. If you or someone you care about gets hurt in a motor vehicle accident and wants to pursue a personal injury lawsuit, you must be aware of a deadline known as a “statute of limitations” or “prescriptive period.” In Louisiana, statutes of limitations have serious implications for personal injury […] -
Motor Vehicle Accident Statute of Limitations in Texas
If you or someone you care about has sustained injuries, and you believe someone else is to blame, you may be eligible for compensation. However, you must act fast if you want to recover damages for your personal injury case. Texas has a statute of limitations for personal injury cases that bars injured victims from […] -
When Can Punitive Damages Apply in a Louisiana Crash Case?
Louisiana exemplary damages for car crashes under La. C.C. art. 2315.4 at Trey Morris Injury Lawyers: the intoxication condition and what a plaintiff must prove.