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AUSTIN, Texas, November 19, 2025 (Newswire.com) - Anderson Injury Lawyers, a trusted name in Texas personal injury law, proudly announces the opening of its new office in , located at 811 Nueces Street, Austin, TX 78701. This marks a significant step in the firm's continued commitment to providing top-tier legal representation across the state.

Opening an office in Austin allows the team to better serve clients in Central Texas. This expansion reflects Anderson Injury Lawyers' ongoing growth and its mission to offer compassionate, results-driven legal support to those who have been injured due to negligence.

Bringing Proven Legal Advocacy to Austin, Texas

Led by founding attorney , a Board-Certified personal injury trial lawyer with decades of experience, Anderson Injury Lawyers has built a reputation for excellence in cases involving car accidents, truck crashes, workplace accidents, wrongful death, and more.

With the new Austin location, the firm aims to make its award-winning legal services more accessible to individuals and families in and the surrounding areas.

Ongoing Dedication to the Texas Community

Anderson Injury Lawyers remains committed to delivering high-quality legal services grounded in compassion, integrity, and a results-driven approach. Every case is handled with individualized attention to ensure that clients receive the support they need throughout the legal process.

The firm continues to offer free consultations and operates on a contingency fee basis, meaning clients pay no legal fees unless compensation is recovered. This structure ensures that all injury victims, regardless of financial status, have access to experienced and effective legal representation.

Anderson Injury Lawyers continues to represent clients across the entire state of Texas. The firm remains dedicated to protecting the rights of injury victims and helping them obtain fair compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and more.

About Anderson Injury Lawyers

Anderson Injury Lawyers has built a strong reputation as one of Texas's most respected personal injury law firms. The firm has successfully recovered over 100 million dollars in verdicts and settlements for accident victims and their families. With a law office now in Austin, the firm continues to provide exceptional legal representation with a focus on professionalism, accountability, and client success.

For more information or to schedule a free consultation, contact our law office in Austin, Texas.

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Austin Vandegrift (TX), San Antonio Brandeis (TX) playing after weather delay: Live updates, score of Thursday night 6A Division II area round clash originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.

A week ago, Austin Vandegrift appeared to be one-and-done in the playoffs on the heels of winning a state title the year before.

However, the Vipers were able to survive another week after making a field goal with no time left to defeat Austin Westlake in the University Interscholastic League 6A Division II bi-district round.

Now, Vandegrift attempts to make it through another week, as the Vipers face San Antonio Brandeis in the area round, which takes place Thursday night in San Marcos.

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Vandegrift, with the win last week, moves to 9-2 on the season.

As for Brandeis, the Broncos enter Thursday’s postseason game at 8-3, but have won six of their last seven contests. In their playoff opener last week, they also had to survive and advance, edging fellow San Antonio school Sotomayor, 35-32.

Follow The Sporting News correspondent Buck Ringgold (@Bucks_Ballpark) for all of the live updates and scoring from San Marcos.

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VANDEGRIFT 20, BRANDEIS 7 2ND QTR.

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- Brandeis drives past midfield, but is stopped on a fourth-and-short play and Vandegrift takes over.

- TOUCHDOWN VANDEGRIFT. Wow, what a turn of events in San Marcos. Vipers forced a punt, but there was a bad snap on the play, and it's recovered in the end zone by a Vandegrift player for another TD. Twenty unanswered points for the Vipers. (Vandegrift, 20-7 | 8:04, 2nd)

- TOUCHDOWN VANDEGRIFT. Vipers pick off a pass and run it back inside the 10, where they punch it in on the next play and Vandegrift has its first lead on the night. (Vandegrift, 13-7 | 9:37, 2nd)

FIRST QUARTER

- TOUCHDOWN VANDEGRIFT. Vipers respond on their opening series, driving 64 yards, all on the ground, ending with Evan Williamson's 22-yard jaunt into the end zone. However, the PAT hits the upright, keeping Brandeis in front. (Brandeis, 7-6 | 3:17, 1st)

- TOUCHDOWN BRANDEIS. Broncos take the opening kickoff following the hour-long delay and take more than six minutes off the clock, finishing with a short run into the end zone from Wynter Smith. (Brandeis, 7-0 | 5:58, 1st)

- Looks like we will get things started around 8 p.m. CT now.

- We are in a lightning delay right now. Hoping to get started around 7:30 p.m. CT.

- Live from San Marcos, it’s Thursday night playoff football as Austin Vandegrift takes on San Antonio Brandeis in the 6A Division II area round.

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AUSTIN, TX – A fatality has been announced in connection to an auto-pedestrian crash that happened over the weekend in downtown Austin.

According to CBS Austin, a vehicle struck a man on his scooter just before 1:30 a.m. at West 5th Street and Rio Grande Street. This is just northwest of Republic Square.

Police haven’t yet disclosed the circumstances of the collision; it’s unclear if the victim was scooting in a designated crosswalk or in the roadway when the crash occurred.

The 22-year-old scooter operator, who has since been identified as Alexander William Gonzalo, succumbed to his injuries on Sunday at an area hospital.

The driver involved in the crash showed no signs of intoxication and stopped to render aid.

No charges have been filed at this time.

A full investigation is underway.

If you’ve recently lost a loved one in a Travis County bike or scooter crash, allow us to express our sincere condolences. During this dark time, keep in mind the Texas wrongful death attorneys at The Benton Law Firm can help your family prove liability and fight on your behalf for the justice you deserve. Call our offices today at (214) 777-7777 or reach us online for a free consultation.

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Disclaimer: The intent of this post is to provide general information to our readers and to help improve the safety and quality of life of those who live in our state. At the Benton Law Firm, we intend to honor those who are victimized in accidents across Texas. We aim to provide up to date information to the public surrounding these incidents in hopes of helping others to avoid becoming victims themselves or to know how to respond should a tragedy occur. Do not rely on any information within this post. Instead, seek further assistance from a legal or medical professional whenever necessary.

Tesla reported three more crashes involving its Robotaxis in Austin, Texas – now bringing the total to 7 incidents despite low mileage and in-car supervisors preventing more accidents.

Since the launch of the ‘Robotaxi’ service in Austin, Texas, where Tesla moved the supervisor from the driver’s seat to the passenger seat, it now has to report crashes to NHTSA.

In the first month of operation in July, Tesla reported three crashes with its Robotaxi service.

The automaker reported one more Robotaxi crash last month, and this one was interesting because it coincided with Tesla announcing that the Robotaxi fleet had traveled 250,000 miles from its launch in late June to early November.

It revealed Tesla’s current Robotaxi crash rate, which is about 2x higher than Waymo’s, despite in-car supervisors that prevent an unknown number of crashes.

Now, Tesla has reported to NHTSA three more incidents that happened with the Robotaxi fleet in Austin in September:

Unlike other companies reporting to NHTSA, Tesla abuses the right to redact data reported through the system. The automaker redacts the “narrative” for each reported crash, preventing the public from knowing how the crashes happened and who is responsible.

Based on the limited information in Tesla’s reports, we know that one of the new crashes involved a Robotaxi driving into a car backing up, another involved a cyclist, and the last one involved an unknown animal.

Electrek’s Take

My favorite thing about reporting on those is the messages from Tesla fans who say: You don’t know how many of those Robotaxi are responsible for?

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Tesla’s vision-only approach is an impressive academic achievement — it’s remarkable how far they’ve pushed cameras and neural networks. But it’s simply not appropriate for true autonomous vehicles. The whole idea rests on the flawed analogy that “humans drive with vision, so cars can too,” while ignoring that humans rely on many non-visual senses and a far more powerful, multimodal brain.

Real robotaxis need physics-based depth, velocity, and reliability in all conditions, which is why every successful Level-4 system uses radar, lidar, or both. Vision-only works as a research challenge and as a strong Level-2 ADAS, but it isn’t a viable foundation for safe, unsupervised autonomy in the real world.

It’s funny because I agree, but whose fault is that? Tesla could do like every other company and report the narratives.

Waymo does, and it’s clear that it isn’t responsible for many of the crashes they are involved in. I am sure that’s the case with some of those Tesla Robotaxi crashes.

However, Waymo has hundreds of millions of rider-only autonomous miles, and Tesla has a few hundred thousand, all with a supervisor on board, a finger on a killswitch, ready to prevent further crashes. Who knows how many more crashes Tesla would have had without them?

I expect a few because humans generally have a crash, whether they are at fault or not, every 700,000 miles. Tesla has 7 in probably ~300,000 miles, which should be worrying to anyone, whether the Robotaxis were responsible or not.

A week ago, Austin Vandegrift appeared to be one-and-done in the playoffs on the heels of winning a state title the year before.

However, the Vipers were able to survive another week after making a field goal with no time left to defeat Austin Westlake in the University Interscholastic League 6A Division II bi-district round.

Now, Vandegrift attempts to make it through another week, as the Vipers face San Antonio Brandeis in the area round, which takes place Thursday night in San Marcos.

LIVE STREAM: Watch Austin Vandegrift vs. San Antonio Brandeis, live on the NFHS Network (Sign up today!)

Vandegrift, with the win last week, moves to 9-2 on the season.

As for Brandeis, the Broncos enter Thursday’s postseason game at 8-3, but have won six of their last seven contests. In their playoff opener last week, they also had to survive and advance, edging fellow San Antonio school Sotomayor, 35-32.

Follow The Sporting News correspondent Buck Ringgold (@Bucks_Ballpark) for all of the live updates and scoring from San Marcos.

Scroll down for live score and game updates from kickoff to the postgame. Refresh this page for the latest.

VANDEGRIFT 0, BRANDEIS 0 1ST QTR.

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PREGAME

- Looks like we will get things started around 8 p.m. CT now.

- We are in a lightning delay right now. Hoping to get started around 7:30 p.m. CT.

- Live from San Marcos, it’s Thursday night playoff football as Austin Vandegrift takes on San Antonio Brandeis in the 6A Division II area round.

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