What Are Your Rights as a Passenger in a Car Accident in Texas?
Posted in Car Accident on February 9, 2023
No one steps into a vehicle as a passenger and expects a routine ride to end in an accident, yet 15,764 accidents in 2021 alone ended in serious injuries to drivers and passengers in Texas. The aftermath of a car accident is a traumatic experience, ...
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Common Workplace Injuries in Texas
Posted in Workers Compensation on January 25, 2023
Unfortunately, workplace injuries are common in Texas because of the high population of industrial workers. Due to the nature of industrial work, the workplace is inherently dangerous. And while there are several safety protocols set up by both employers and the Occupational Safety and Health ...
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Suing An Uninsured Driver For Damages
Posted in Car Accident on January 12, 2023
If you or a loved one have been involved in an accident with an uninsured driver, then you know that the aftermath can leave you feeling frustrated and confused. You may have suffered injuries and property damage, which the insurance of the at-fault party is ...
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Most Common Oil Rig Accidents in Texas
Posted in Personal Injury, Uncategorized on December 6, 2022
As a resident of Texas, you are probably familiar with oil rigs. Texas is one of the country’s top suppliers of oil and natural gas. The oil industry in Texas employs thousands of workers each year. Unfortunately, some of these workers suffer serious and life-threatening ...
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How Much Is Your Camp Lejeune Water Contamination Case Worth?
Posted in Personal Injury on November 30, 2022
For at least 34 years, members of the military and armed forces were exposed to dozens of toxic substances and volatile organic compounds because of contaminated water at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina. These toxins have been connected to a variety of cancers, diseases and ...
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What Is the PACT Act?
Posted in Personal Injury on November 15, 2022
On August 10, 2022, President Biden signed the PACT Act – the Sergeant First Class Heath Robinson Honoring our Promise to Address Comprehensive Toxics Act – into law. The signing of this act could affect more than five million veterans who have been exposed to ...
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Is it Illegal to Drink While Boating?
Posted in Uncategorized on October 31, 2022
Boating is a popular sport and hobby in Texas, with over 7,000 lakes and the Gulf of Mexico bordering one side of the state. Texas has more square miles of water inland than any other state in the country. As with its road and traffic ...
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Do You Need a Boating License in Texas?
Posted in Texas Laws on October 5, 2022
A boating license is a requirement for anyone in Texas who wishes to operate a certain type of vessel and was born on or after September 1, 1993. If you were born after this date, you must obtain the correct type of license before taking ...
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What Are the Legal Rights of Nursing Home Residents?
Posted in Nursing Home Abuse on September 26, 2022
It can be difficult to entrust the care, well-being and life of your elderly loved one to a nursing home in San Antonio. It may provide some peace of mind, however, to know that all nursing homes in the United States must honor the Residents’ ...
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Can a Patient Be Kicked Out of a Nursing Home?
Posted in Nursing Home Abuse on September 5, 2022
Finding out that your elderly loved one no longer has a place to live or professional caregivers is devastating. Luckily, there are state and federal laws in place to prevent the sudden and unlawful eviction of a nursing home resident. If you believe that a ...
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