Personal injury

The devastating Memorial Day weekend tragedy at Grapevine Lake that claimed the life of 18-year-old Ava Moore presents multiple avenues for civil litigation and raises complex questions about liability, negligent entrustment, and insurance coverage. As the Moore family grieves the loss of their daughter — an Air Force Academy Preparatory School graduate weeks away from […]

Swimming pools are a source of fun and relaxation in Texas, especially during our blistering summer months. But they also come with serious risks. Whether at a private residence, apartment complex, public pool, or hotel, a momentary lapse in safety can lead to catastrophic injury or even death. If you or a loved one has

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 popular. They offer quick estimates based on your medical bills, lost wages, and the severity of your injuries. These tools can seem helpful in a

A new bill in the Texas House of Representatives is sparking controversy by proposing significant changes to personal injury law that critics argue would favor insurance companies and large corporations at the expense of everyday Texans who get injured or lose loved ones due to negligence. Texas House Bill 4806,  and its companion Senate Bill

Electric semi-trucks are gaining popularity and being increasingly adopted by major companies for various uses, including long-distance hauling and local food and beverage delivery. The shift toward electric trucks is driven by the need for more sustainable transportation solutions and the growing pressure to reduce carbon emissions from the trucking industry. With advancements in technology,

Texas is the backbone of American industry. From oil refineries and chemical plants to manufacturing facilities and construction sites, industrial workers keep the economy running. But their jobs come with serious risks. Every year, thousands of Texas industrial workers suffer life-altering injuries or die due to hazardous conditions. Industrial corporations often prioritize profits over worker