Category: Personal Injury
At Terry Bryant Accident & Injury Law, we are proud of the reputation we have earned – not only from hardworking Texans needing help with an injury, but from our peers in the legal community. Much of our success comes from our firm’s ability to stay true to its core values. We take our role […]
Billowing dark clouds of smoke were visible for miles nearly 24 hours after the tank fire started. It began at 11 a.m. on Sunday as two tanks caught fire at the Intercontinental Terminals Company (ITC) Deer Park plant on Independence Parkway just north of Highway 225. Soon the fire spread to six additional tanks. La […]
When you’re cheering on the Texans, Astros, or Rockets, grabbing a hot dog or nachos, or trying the latest “haute cuisine”, stadium fare is almost a prerequisite. Most Houstonians would agree that food makes every game better. But just because stadium food tastes good, it unfortunately doesn’t always mean it is safe to eat. Late […]
A North Texas daycare worker faces felony child abuse charges after she was seen on videotape in early November 2018 assaulting an “unruly” four-year-old in a Haslet, Texas, daycare facility just north of Fort Worth. After being advised by another worker at the center of both the abuse and the videotape, the child’s mother believes […]
March has been designated as Brain Injury Awareness Month, and for a very good reason. According to the Brain Injury Association of America, an advocacy group seeking to destigmatize brain injury and help injured victims, every 9 seconds someone in the United States sustains a brain injury. This adds up to over 3.5 million people […]
The numbers highlight the dangers bicyclists face when they ride on Houston’s roadways. In 2017, the grim statistics show that 21 bicyclists were killed in the metro area and 639 were injured on area roads. What is causing these tragic and unacceptable deaths and injuries? There are a number of factors to blame. Aggressive drivers […]
Houston, we really do have a problem. And it is an extremely serious one. The number of deaths caused by alcohol- and drug-impaired drivers is out of control. While one fatality anywhere in the country is one too many, the Greater Houston area leads the nation among metropolitan areas in the number of lives lost […]
A recently released study by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) gives proponents of lowering speed limits in Houston some statistical ammunition. The study, which focused on the city of Boston, found that when speed limits were reduced on city streets, drivers slowed down significantly. In January 2017, Boston lowered its standard speed limit […]
With more people and vehicles in Houston, it’s little surprise that our community is one of the most dangerous places to be a pedestrian. In 2014, the latest year for which numbers were available, almost 4,900 people nationwide were killed by cars while they were walking, an average of 13 each day. That same survey […]
The number of Americans traveling for the Thanksgiving holiday will increase over 11% from last year, says AAA (American Automobile Association). Though many will take to the skies and the rails for their Thanksgiving trip, an estimated 45.5 million will pack their cars for a road trip of at least 50 miles – an increase […]
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