What is Personal Injury Protection Coverage?
Personal Injury Protection Coverage (“PIP”) is first-party coverage that is also extended to your passengers. It covers your and your passenger’s medical bills and also
Personal Injury Protection Coverage (“PIP”) is first-party coverage that is also extended to your passengers. It covers your and your passenger’s medical bills and also
Understanding basic auto insurance coverage is important to be sure that you are in compliance with Texas law and also important to ensure you are
UM/UIM coverage provides coverage if you are hit by someone who did not have insurance or did not have enough insurance to pay your medical
The Northern District of Texas recently granted summary judgment in favor of an insurer where the insured failed to segregate damages occurring prior to the
In Albion Invest. Inc. v. Travelers Casualty Ins. Co. of America, 2020 WL 7041817 (E.D. Tex. Dec. 1, 2020) the court considered a motion to
Allstate was recently held accountable by a San Antonio Court of Appeals for its unreasonable claim investigation; however, the court fell short in upholding an
With a record number of Americans filing for unemployment (about 3.3m) amid the COVID-19 crisis, the economic fallout is beginning to be felt by employers
There is no question the coronavirus will have lasting impacts upon just about every aspect of our lives—health and safety, social, emotional, and economic. This
LeMaster Law Firm, with offices in Houston and Laredo, Texas, excels in handling car accident, personal injury, and insurance lawsuits. The firm prides itself on a client-first approach, ensuring personalized attention and thorough legal representation. Their experienced attorneys meticulously investigate each case, gather compelling evidence and negotiate aggressively with insurance companies to secure maximum compensation. LeMaster Law Firm is dedicated to holding negligent parties accountable, providing compassionate support and achieving favorable outcomes for their clients and their families.
