While legal services are considered an essential business in the state of Texas, the law offices of Attorney Dean Boyd are embracing remote assistance during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis. We have made a commitment, not only our clients, but to...

If you are injured in an accident caused by someone’s negligence, you not only have to focus on healing but on dealing with the insurance company. Depending upon the severity of your injury, seeking compensation may be the only way...

Oilfields remain a critical part of keeping America fueled. Unfortunately, working in the industry is also a dangerous job. Oilfield accidents are a common occurrence, and when things go wrong, they can cause serious injuries and even death.

Oilfield accidents often involve a number of complex legal issues that can lead to a lengthy courtroom battle. If you are injured in an oilfield accident, you most likely have questions about what you should do next. You should know...

After sustaining injuries in an oilfield accident, most workers seek some form of compensation. The first step is filing a workers compensation claim that provides assistance to cover medical bills and a portion of lost wages. However, these benefits often...

Developing a solid personal injury claim or case can be difficult, especially if you were injured in an accident. Pursuing a lawsuit after an oilfield accident will require you to find a knowledgeable personal injury attorney. The right attorney will...

When you suffer a work injury, it can be confusing to know where to turn or who even caused the injury. You may know you need to sue to recover damages from hospital bills, pain, and suffering, but who should...

In each state, there is a set period of time in which you have to file a personal injury lawsuit, known as the statute of limitations. If an injured party fails to file their claim within that time frame, they...

Hit and run car accidents are much more common than many think. If you ever end up being one of the many victims of a hit and run accident, your first response may be to panic. It is best to...

When a driver collides with another vehicle and leaves the scene without stopping or exchanging information, the accident is considered a hit and run. Leaving the scene of an accident is considered a crime in all 50 states. However, most...