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Young Thug: Rap Lyrics in Criminal Trials

Southlake officials canceled classes at two high schools last school year after learning of a potential threat of a school shooting. Officials said the threat involved a message written on a bathroom school door “by someone referring to the STARR test and a potential school shooting.” These kind of incidents have become far to common

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Eclipse Tourists: Texas Laws You Need to Know

Indecency with a Child by Contact in Texas

Criminal / By Benson Varghese

What is Indecency with a Child by Contact Texas? Indecency with a child by contact in Texas refers to engaging in sexual contact with a child who is under the age of 17. According to Section 21.11 of the Texas Penal Code, indecency with a child by contact is when a person either: Engages in

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Terroristic Threat in Texas | The Crime & Consequences

Uncategorized / By Benson Varghese

Dallas Terroristic Threat Lawyer What is a Terroristic Threat in Texas? Under Texas Penal Code 22.07 , a threat of violence to either a person or property can instigate a terroristic threat charge. The threat must include criminal intent to follow through with it or cause the other person to be terrified enough to believe they’re

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Amputations resulting from car accidents

Amputation Injury Lawyer

Uncategorized / By Benson Varghese

Amputation Injury Lawyer An amputation injury is one of the most devastating types of injuries. It is hard for anyone other than the victim to understand the impact this has on their life. This guide details the steps in an amputation lawsuit, offering insights on overcoming the complexity of the legal system and highlighting the

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Andrew Goode

Uncategorized / By Benson Varghese

Andrew Goode Multimedia Director Andrew Goode is the multimedia director at Varghese Summersett, where he is responsible for all video, audio, and production projects. He works directly with our attorneys and staff to create unique and compelling content that is featured on various platforms, including the firm’s YouTube channels, social media networks, and websites. Andrew

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How to Prove Wrongful Death in Texas

Latest News, Personal injury / By Benson Varghese

When Is a Wrongful Death Claim Appropriate? It’s never easy losing a loved one. The mounting bills, funeral planning, and financial adjustment can be challenging — but none of this equals the devastation of the personal loss. Sadly, these situations are made even worse when another person’s negligence leads to the tragedy. This can leave

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Doxing

Key Article / By Benson Varghese

What Is Doxing – And Is It Illegal In Texas? You may have heard about someone getting “doxed” or someone “doxing” a person. But what does that mean, and most importantly, is it illegal in Texas? Doxing, also spelled “doxxing,” is a form of cyberbullying that has surged in popularity across the state and country.

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