How Much Insurance Should I Have in Texas?
“How much insurance should I have?” This is a question that you’d much rather ask before you need coverage than after a loss. As a personal injury lawyer, one of…
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Child Hurt in a Car Accident in Texas? Here’s What You Need to Do
It’s every parent’s worst nightmare: the screech of tires, the shattering of glass, the sudden chaos of a car accident. In those terrifying moments, your instinct is to protect your…
Assault on a Pregnant Woman in Texas | Pregnant Person Assault
Assault on a pregnant woman is a very serious crime in Texas. Not only is it a felony to assault a pregnant woman, but a conviction can have far-reaching consequences…
Adultery and Divorce in Texas: Cheating Affect Divorce?
Cheating is a leading cause of divorce in Texas, but can adultery affect divorce proceedings? The short answer is, it depends. In Texas, there are two types of divorce: fault…
Criminal History in a Wrongful Death Case: How it Can Be Used
Can a Defendant’s Criminal History Be Used in a Texas Wrongful Death Case Involving Intoxication? Yes. When someone kills another person while intoxicated, their criminal history can be powerful evidence…
Sexual Abuse During a Massage
Sexual Abuse During a Massage: Do I Have a Lawsuit in Texas? Yes, if a massage therapist sexually touched you in Texas, you likely have grounds for a civil lawsuit….
How Personal Injury Settlements are Paid Out in Texas
When someone is injured in a Texas accident, they may be entitled to compensation for their property damage, medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering. This compensation is typically…
How to Fire Your Personal Injury Attorney
Can you fire your personal injury lawyer? It’s not uncommon for us to get a call from someone who wants to fire their lawyer. Perhaps they’ve found the law firm…
What is Modified Comparative Negligence in Texas?
How Does Modified Comparative Negligence Affect Liability Decisions in Texas? In Texas, liability in personal injury cases revolves around the concept of fault. Texas follows the principle of modified comparative…