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…
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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…
Creative Sentencing: Ten Unusual Punishments
We’ve all heard the adage: “Do the crime, do the time.” But what if the judge has some other punishment in mind, like carrying an embarrassing sign, working in a…
Texas Negligent Security Lawyers
What is Negligent Security? Negligent security falls under premises liability law in Texas. It refers to situations where a property owner or manager fails to provide reasonable security measures, resulting…
How to Get a Drug Possession Charge Dropped in Texas
How to Get a Drug Possession Charge Dropped in Texas A common question that comes up for criminal lawyers is whether we can get a drug possession charge dropped. While…
How to Protect Your Job After a Personal Injury in Texas
When people are injured in an accident, one of their first thoughts is often, “What am I going to do about work?” Experiencing a personal injury can be overwhelming, especially…
Texas Home Invasion Charges: Laws, Penalties & Defenses
A person’s home is their sanctuary—a place where they’re supposed to feel safe and protected. When that sense of security is shattered by an intruder, the consequences can be severe….
Supreme Court on Resentencing After First Step Act: Hewitt v. United States
On June 26, 2025, the Supreme Court made a key decision in Hewitt v. United States. This 5-4 ruling helps make federal sentencing fairer by applying the 2018 First Step…