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Being involved in a bus accident can be a devastating experience and can affect your financial, physical, and mental health. Regardless, you don't have to suffer the pain and financial liability all alone. At The Law Office of Steve Brannan, we have the expertise and diligence to help you hold those responsible for your bus accident, injuries, and damages accountable.

Every year, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) releases a list of safety standards violations that are often cited.

T-bone car accidents are traffic crashes where the front of a car hits another car from the side perpendicularly. Victims of T-bone crashes often suffer minor to serious injuries, including neck injuries, cuts, head injuries, concussions, and severe brain trauma. If you or someone you know was hurt in a T-bone car accident caused by another person's negligence, you may be eligible to recover damages.

There are many areas in Texas where animals, including wildlife, crossing the road is a common sight. An animal – like a stray dog or raccoon – can cause a car accident even when you do not expect it, especially at night when visibility is reduced.

Losing a loved one is a tragedy no one should experience, but sometimes, another driver’s negligence or bad decisions can take have devastating consequences, even causing death. Lives are shattered by the sudden loss and those left behind seek answers to the questions about how and why this happened.

Since the start, rideshare services Uber and Lyft have made it convenient to get a ride when you need one. The challenge is that the app contains terms and conditions that limit the rideshare company’s liability.

A fun weekend trip to the mall can become overwhelming when you arrive at a busy parking lot crowded with vehicles moving in all directions. With so many people trying to find a spot, it can be difficult to know exactly who has the right of way. One driver who doesn’t check before backing out of a spot can cause an accident resulting in thousands of dollars in vehicle damage.

In Texas, drivers are expected to stay calm and have a safe driving attitude when driving. However, some drivers usually drive dangerously, lose their temper, and vent their anger on other drivers or road users.

Although having confidence and comfortability behind the wheel can be a good thing, nearly every driver is also guilty of some form of distracted driving. These driver distractions are everywhere, and when drivers fail to focus their full attention on the road, they are more likely to injure themselves, their passengers, and others on the road.

The first 72 hours after an accident may be the timeframe that determines how well you recover from your injuries.