Last year, 470 people were killed in motorcycle accidents. In at least half of these accidents, the driver of a car did not see the motorcyclist. To help prevent more people from losing their lives in preventable motorcycle accidents, May has become National Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month.

The Texas Department of Transportation is helping increase awareness by providing the state with 10,000 “Share the road” signs.

If you have been hurt in a motorcycle accident, contact the Houston motorcycle accident lawyers of Williams Kherkher at 832-369-8296.

The house, popularly known as “The Mansion” or “The Ranch” is often rented out for parties. The charges against Jordan Harris, the resident at the Allison Street house, and Horizon United Group International LLC, the company who threw the party, claim they did not have a proper permit for the 600+ person party. It also states that there was not ample security or weapons pat downs.

The night of the party,  police arrived on complaints of a noise disturbance and began shutting it down. At this point, someone fired a gun, hitting Ryan Spikes, who was rushed to a nearby hospital.The shooter’s identity has not been determined.

Our deepest condolences go out to the victim’s family.

He shot at least two people. The first man was taking out his trash and immediately got into his car to follow. The second man was shot outside of a church and was sent to the hospital with a wrist injury.

The impressionable young man claimed he saw someone shooting people at random with a paintball gun on television, which gave him the idea. His bail is set at $5,000.

People who deliberately cause harm to others should be held accountable for their actions. If you have been hurt through no fault of your own, contact the Houston personal injury lawyers of Williams Kherkher Hart Boundas, L.L.P., at 832-369-8296

Both men were maintenance workers at the plant when they performing tasks on the wiring in the compressor room and a spark ignited. Because of a high level of methane gas in room, a large explosion resulted.

Both men suffered serious burn injuries and were transported to UPMC Mercy Hospital in order to be treated. One worker was pronounced dead on March 29 and the other was died of injuries sustained on April 16. Officials with the Ohio Bureau of Investigation are currently looking into what caused the  methane gas to gather like it did and result in the fatal explosion.

According to the Texas Department of Public Safety, the accident occurred when an 18-wheeler driver did not brake when approaching an intersection in the roadway and this caused him to strike another 18-wheeler.

This collision caused the second 18-wheeler to strike another one. One of the trucks then caught fire when the impact occurred and a couple was unable to get out of the cabin in time. The other two drivers were transported to the hospital by helicopter in order to be treated.

According to police officials, the accident occurred just before 8 a.m .on Northwest Freeway when a motorcyclist was traveling on the westbound lanes near W. 34th Street and a Jeep attempted to turn left in front of the motorcyclist to get into the grocery store.

The two vehicles collided and the motorcyclist was killed as a result. The driver of the Jeep was killed for failing to yield to the right of way. Further details have not been released at this time.

Our thoughts are with the friends and family of the victims at this time.

According to Orlando police officials, the man was a bystander that was in a designated area when the metal flew into him striking his leg causing a gash.

The man was then taken to a nearby hospital to be treated for the injury, but he was later released. The piece that struck the man has been described by officials as a reinforcement rod that is made of steel.

If you or a loved one has been injured due to someone else’s negligence, you need representation on your side that may be able to help you receive the compensation for your medical bills that you deserve. Contact the Houston personal injury lawyers of Williams Kherkher by calling 832-369-8296 today.

According to National Weather Service, the areas that saw the heaviest rainfall were north of I-10 and just outside the Houston metropolitan area. Brazoria County was under a tornado warning at 8:15 a.m., but no confirmed tornadoes were spotted.

According to the Houston Chronicle, some areas of Houston received three inches of rain while other received up to seven inches. Hail and heavy winds were also factors in the storms and many trees were knocked down as a result. Weather officials have also stated that the heaviest rain fall could take place today and many flights out of Houston have been delayed.

The Houston personal injury lawyers are reminding drivers to take extra precaution during harsh weather conditions.

According to officials, the accident occurred when two police officers were heading to an accident in different patrol cars and they were struck by another car.

One officer was injured and  transported to Memorial Herman Hospital with unknown injuries. The driver of the this vehicle took off on foot after the accident but was later found by police. Officers are investigating whether or not alcohol was a factor.

If you or a loved one has been injured by a drunk driver, you need representation on your side that may be able to help you receive the compensation you deserve. Contact the Houston DWI lawyers of Williams Kherkher by calling 832-369-8296 today.

According to HPD, the 36-year-old man was traveling north on Highway 288 when he struck a motorcyclist that was parked in the shoulder while talking on a cell phone.

Witnesses to this accident stated that the motorcyclist was pulled over in order to perform a repair on the bike. The man was pronounced dead at the scene. The highway was closed for hours and this caused traffic to back up for miles.