Episode Summary: In this episode of the Low Law Podcast: Justice in West Texas: host Tara Gilmore-Low, a seasoned personal injury attorney, delves into the complexities of comparative fault in Texas. Joined by co-host LeAnn Lyon, they explore how Texas' modified comparative fault system affects personal injury claims. Tara clarifies common misconceptions, such as the myth that partial fault bars recovery, and explains how fault percentages are determined. The discussion covers the impact of statements made at accident scenes, the role of insurance companies, and the types of evidence that can influence fault determinations. Listeners will gain valuable insights into navigating personal injury claims, especially when fault is disputed, and learn the importance of having legal representation to counter insurance tactics.

Key Timestamps: 00:01 – Introduction 00:14 – Texas Modified Comparative Fault Explained 01:50 – Factors Determining Fault 03:03 – The 51% Rule in Texas 03:49 – Disputes Over Fault in Accidents 04:34 – Impact of Statements at Accident Scenes 05:41 – Insurance Company Tactics 06:52 – Key Evidence in Fault Disputes 08:21 – Alcohol and Fault Percentage 10:04 – Case Example: Changing Fault Assumptions 11:50 – Common Misconceptions About Fault 13:01 – The Role of Insurance Companies

About the Show: The Low Law Podcast: Justice in West Texas: is a must-listen for anyone navigating the complexities of personal injury law in Texas. Hosted by Tara Gilmore-Low, a dedicated personal injury attorney, the podcast offers clear and insightful discussions on legal topics that matter to West Texans. Each episode breaks down legal concepts, shares practical advice, and provides listeners with the tools they need to understand their rights and options after an accident. Whether you're dealing with insurance companies or exploring your legal claims, this podcast is your guide to justice in West Texas.