Can You Sue a Public School for Sexual Abuse in Texas?
Can You Sue a Public School for Sexual Abuse in Texas? Yes, you can sue a Texas public school for sexual abuse, but your legal options depend heavily on when…
Private School Sexual Abuse Lawyer in Texas
Private School Sexual Abuse Claims in Texas When a teacher, coach, or staff member sexually abuses a student, the school that hired that person and kept them on campus may…
What is the Civil Statute of Limitations for Sexual Abuse in Texas?
Understanding Texas Civil Statute of Limitations for Sexual Abuse Claims What are Statutes of Limitations? A statute of limitations in civil law represents the maximum time period within which a…
Trey’s Law: Texas Bans Contracts That Silence Sexual Abuse
Texas has unanimously passed and signed into law a groundbreaking piece of legislation that will transform how sexual abuse survivors speak about their experiences. Known as Trey’s Law — Senate…
Hit by a School Bus in Texas? Who’s Liable Depends on Who Operates It
A school bus hit your car, ran a red light, failed to yield, or backed into you in a parking lot. You have injuries. You have a totaled vehicle. And…
Liability for Texas School Districts for Sexual Misconduct
New Texas Laws: School Liability for Sexual Abuse in Public Schools and Mandatory Reporting for Public and Private Schools During the 89th Texas Legislature, lawmakers passed the most significant reform…
Police Sting Operations for Solicitation of Prostitution Are on the Rise in Texas
Why Texas Police Are Running More Solicitation Stings Than Ever In one week in March 2026, 286 people responded to ads placed by undercover Austin police officers. Twenty-one of them…
What is a Mistrial? What Happens When a Jury Is Deadlocked?
What is a Mistrial? A mistrial is a trial that has not been successfully completed. It can occur for a variety of reasons, such as a hung jury (when the…
Proposed Simplification of Federal Sentencing Guidelines
A Shift from Departures to Variances Under 18 U.S.C. § 3553(a) On December 19, 2024, the United States Sentencing Commission (the “Commission”) proposed a transformative amendment to the Federal Sentencing…