Fentanyl Murder in Texas | Penal Code 19.02(b)(4)
What is Fentanyl Murder? Fentanyl murder is defined in Texas Penal Code 19.02(b)4 and refers to the criminal charge arising out of the delivery or manufacturing of fentanyl that results…
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Unlawful Carry at an Airport | Prohibited Places
What Happens If You Accidentally Bring a Gun into the Airport? Picture this: You’re standing in a long security line at the airport. You’re late for your flight, your phone…
Varghese Summersett Makes Inc. 5000 List Of America’s Fastest-Growing Law Firms
Varghese Summersett has been recognized as one of America’s fastest-growing law firms, ranking No. 38 in the legal category on the 2024 Inc. 5000 list of the nation’s fastest-growing private…
Fraternity Hazing in Texas: What Students Need to Know
It’s popular for young men to rush a fraternity when they arrive at college. Although hazing isn’t present in every fraternity, a culture of needing to “earn your spot” is…
Could a Camp Mystic Lawsuit Effect Change?
Words Fail Words cannot fully describe the loss felt by so many during the tragic floods in the Texas Hill Country on July 4, 2025. It is impossible to convey…
Why You Shouldn’t Rely on Pain and Suffering Calculators
After an accident, it’s natural to want answers — especially when it comes to how much your case might be worth. That’s why online pain and suffering calculators are so…
Immunity in Criminal Cases: Understanding Ghislaine Maxwell’s Immunity Agreement with DOJ
Ghislaine Maxwell Granted Limited Immunity This month, Ghislaine Maxwell was granted limited immunity—specifically, proffer immunity—by the Department of Justice (DOJ). This arrangement was made so Maxwell could participate in multi-day…
Federal Proffer: What Happens When You’re ‘Queen for a Day’
What is a federal proffer? A proffer is a written agreement that occurs after a meeting with federal authorities during which the defendant provides valuable information in hopes that this…
Unavoidable Accident: When It Isn’t Anyone’s Fault (Texas Supreme Court – Lozada v. Posada)
What is an Unavoidable Accident? Picture this: You’re cruising down a foggy highway, staying alert and following the rules. Then out of nowhere, a tire blows. The vehicle spins out,…