The Most Dangerous States for Gig & Delivery Drivers in 2026
New study ranks states by gig-driver road risk. Arizona leads, with Texas in ninth. Pedestrian risks and speeding shape the top 10 for 2026.
The States With Most Dangerously Hot Summer Days
A study that considers the states that feature the most dangerously hot summer days, focusing on child, driver, and pet danger, heat-related illnesses, and high-heat car issues.
Tracking The Texas AV Crash Rise
A study that considers a surge in Texas robotaxi crashes and how the city compares nationally regarding autonomous vehicle accidents.
Texas’ 26‑Year Fatal Crash Streak: A State at a Road‑Safety Crossroads
Texas Law Dog investigates the factors behind Texas' 26-year fatal crash streak and ongoing safety challenges the state faces.
The Objects and Animals U.S. Drivers Collide With Most
A study that examines the fixed objects American drivers collide with the most, with a close focus on Texas data, plus animal-collision data.
Ride Smart or Risk It All: The Data Behind Motorcycle Safety Laws in the U.S.
Explore motorcycle safety data across the U.S., including death rates, helmet laws, and crash patterns during Motorcycle Awareness Month.
The Deadliest Counties For Drivers in Texas
A study that pinpoints the most dangerous Texas counties for its drivers, referring to population-adjusted rates as opposed to raw numbers for a more accurate assessment.
How In-Car Touchscreens Add To Driver Danger
A study that looks into the data regarding how much in-car touchscreen technology causes crashes, and why the tech is so distracting.
U.S. States Featuring The Highest Hit and Run Rates
A study that considers the U.S. states that feature the highest hit and run rates, the main hit and run causes, pedestrian involvement, and other relevant factors.
The Most Common Causes Of Car Accidents In Texas
A study considering the most common causes of car accidents in Texas, including speeding, drunk driving, and distracted drivers, and how Texas compares to national average crash figures.
Navigating Legal Challenges in the Wake of Major Sporting Events
This white paper examines some key legal issues regarding both national and international sporting competitions, with a particular focus
The Future of Rideshare: Human v. Robotaxis
A new study comparing human and robotaxi rideshare services in Texas, a nationwide rideshare outlook, and what the future may hold for rideshare services
The Hidden Dangers of Prescribed Psychiatric Drugs
A study that considers the data behind the hidden dangers of prescribed psychiatric drugs, the specific drugs featuring adverse side effects, and drug companies subject to lawsuits.
Benzodiazepine Use In Decline As Therapies Prevail
A study that considers the replacement of benzodiazepine to treat veteran and civilian PTSD with safer alternatives like therapy and meditation, plus gender disparities.
The Dog Bite Hotspots of the U.S.
A study looking into the details around dog bit incidents in the U.S., the reasons for attacks, state differentials, the human and financial consequences of attacks, plus some remedies.
Legalized Marijuana Has Made Roads More Dangerous
This study considers data regarding US states in which marijuana is legalized and shows that relaxed marijuana laws have made roads more dangerous.
Traffic Dangers Linked to Daylight Savings Time
Daylight Saving Time causes a 6% rise in fatal crashes, with the highest risk before noon. Learn how DST affects traffic safety.
Research Shows Social Media Increasingly Plays a Key Role in Personal Injury Case Outcomes
Social media posts, videos, and pictures are increasingly admissible in court and serve as significant evidence in personal injury trials.
