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Aggressive driving and road rage are two terms that are often used interchangeably, but this is not accurate. Aggressive driving typically involves annoying actions by frustrated drivers. This can include traffic violations. However, road rage is a step above this and often involves criminal activity.  An experienced San Antonio car accident lawyer can review…

No one expects an accident to occur. You might be confused about your legal rights and not know what to do after an accident has injured you. Personal injury lawyers can help protect your legal rights, investigate your case, and lay out the legal options available for you to pursue financial compensation.  George Salinas…

Construction is one of the most dangerous industries in Texas, resulting in thousands of workplace fatalities and injuries every year. What’s more, Texas doesn’t require employers to carry workers’ compensation, so if you’re injured at work, you rightfully might be confused about your legal options for pursuing recovery. A San Antonio construction accident attorney…

Hit and run accidents can be terrifying. You can be experiencing shock after an unexpected collision, followed by confusion as the party responsible for the accident flees the scene. At George Salinas Injury Lawyers, we protect the rights of the injured. We want to help ensure the at-fault driver is held accountable for their…

While Uber provides an alternative form of transportation, the proliferation of its vehicles throughout the nation and in Texas means that more Uber vehicles are on the road than ever before. This increases the likelihood that if you’re in a car accident an Uber driver will be involved.  Whether you’re a passenger in an…

After you’ve been injured in an accident that was someone else’s fault, you reasonably expect the insurance company to treat you fairly. Insurance companies lure customers in with their heartwarming commercials and promise to treat them like family. But after you’re injured, they’re your adversary. Their interests inherently oppose yours: they want to protect…