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With all the uncertainty floating around in recent times relating to the new coronavirus, one of the most pressing issues relates to those who have been injured in auto or slip and fall accidents who waited to sue in the hopes that their injury will heal, their injury didn’t heal, and they are now approaching the statute of limitations.

Memorial Day is a day of celebration. Because of this, people travel from all over to meet with friends and family for barbecues, pool parties, and more. Unfortunately, since there is so much travel, the chances of an accident occurring will drastically increase.

Though many people throughout Texas, and especially in our more urban areas, rely on mass transit to get them from place to place, the truth is, busses and trains are not always safe. If you are someone who has been injured in a bus or train accident, you are most likely now seeking financial compensation to help cover the cost of any damages you have sustained.

The coronavirus has taken the country by storm, as events and gatherings rapidly close. Fortunately, despite all the commotion, there are several actions you can take to limit the virus’s spread. Please continue reading to learn more about how you can keep safe in these uncertain times:

If you are staying in an unfamiliar place, it can be easy to become injured. For this reason, Airbnb properties can be especially dangerous. Many people have been turning to Airbnb as an alternative to crowded hotels for socially distanced vacations.