What constitutes “pain and suffering” in Texas?
If you are involved in a Texas motor vehicle collision, workplace accident or other incident that results in illness or injury, it is likely that you experience consequences directly related to the...
View ArticleWhat should adult children know about estate administration?
The death of a loved one is difficult for any family. In addition to the grief that one could experience, there may also be the task of handling the estate of the deceased. This is an immense...
View Article5 killed in massive Texas collision
Traffic signals, road signs and other resources are used on Texas roadways to help keep drivers, passengers and pedestrians safe. For example, a sign that reads “no passing zone” is designed to keep...
View ArticleNot guilty verdict in Texas criminal trial
Being arrested and charged with a crime in Texas places a lot at stake, including the freedom of the accused individual. A guilty verdict can change a person’s life from that point onward. A prison...
View ArticleChild custody and parental alienation
When a pair of Texas parents file for divorce, they usually try to negotiate an agreement regarding all issues relevant to their children. These issues typically have to do with residence, education,...
View ArticleDetermining financial responsibility for Texas car accidents?
Collisions occur daily throughout Texas, with many resulting in life-threatening injuries. An accident victim may be entitled to seek restitution in civil court for financial damages. To succeed, a...
View ArticleWarning signs of TBI following a car accident
If you’re involved in a Texas motor vehicle collision, the days and weeks that follow the incident will shed more light on your condition. It is important to seek medical assistance immediately...
View ArticleNew Texas law may deter pedestrian detainments
Lawmakers passed a new law in Texas that many people believe will help resolve a problem where the police have detained pedestrians and charged them with Class C misdemeanor crimes. Prior to HB 1277,...
View ArticleThings to know about DWI checkpoints in Texas
This weekend, many people in Texas and throughout the country will be hosting or attending parties in honor of the new year ahead. As you celebrate and ring in the new year, you might decide to imbibe...
View ArticleWinter home hazards and premises liability
Whether you’re a homeowner or a tenant in a Texas rental property, the winter season carries risks that can create dangerous situations. In fact, many winter hazards or issues can result in accidents...
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