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 , introduced by Rep. Greg […]
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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
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Mosh pits have been around for decades and are still prevalent in today’s music scene, particularly at punk, metal, and alternative concerts. Typically found in front of the stage, fans engage in high-energy activities like pushing, shoving, jumping, and slamming into others, which can lead to injuries and, in rare cases, even death. If you
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The morning of April 20, 2010, began like any other on the Deepwater Horizon oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico. By nightfall, an unprecedented disaster would unfold, claiming 11 lives and eventually resulting in $65 billion in damages. This catastrophic event stands as a stark reminder of the devastating potential of oil rig accidents
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What is a Civil Statute of Limitation in a Texas Civil Case? The statute of limitations is essentially a deadline for filing a lawsuit. The purpose of these statutes is to ensure that legal actions are initiated while evidence is still fresh and available. In Texas, as in other states, the length of this period
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There was a record number of Houston traffic deaths last year, solidifying the city’s reputation as one of the most dangerous places in the nation for drivers, passengers, and pedestrians. According to a recent article in the Houston Chronicle , 345 people died on city streets in 2024 – an alarming 15 percent increase from
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Overview of the Elena Rios Memorial Scholarship Amount: $1000 Deadline: June 1, 2025 On February 16, 2024, Elena Rios, a mother of four and grandmother of 13, was tragically killed in a forklift accident at a north Fort Worth Walmart distribution center. Elena was a devoted mother, grandmother, sister, friend, and active member of the
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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,
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Rodeos are an integral part of Texas culture, where excitement and tradition collide. Whether you’re a spectator or a participant, there’s no denying that rodeos offer a thrilling experience filled with heart-pounding moments. However, this event doesn’t come without risks. For cowboys and cowgirls, the possibility of getting injured at a rodeo comes with the
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