Insurance companies owe a duty of good faith and fair dealing with their insureds. These duties are usually codified into state insurance laws. Simply put, bad faith is when an…
In Texas, employers can be negligent if they hire someone who is not competent to perform the job they for which they were hired. An employer cannot just hire anyone…
Traumatic Brain Injuries are a serious and recognized health problem and a major cause of death and disability in the U.S. Traumatic brain injuries can be classified as mild where…
The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations restrict the number of hours truck drivers can drive in a day and within a 7 and 8 day period. For example, licensed commercial…
Defective products can cause serious injuries and sometimes even death. Those who create, manufacture, or sell defective products must be held responsible if their products injure or kill someone. The…
After a motor vehicle wreck or other personal injury situation, a lot of injured parties do not hire an attorney because they feel they cannot afford to pay an attorney. …
When investigating a major truck wreck, the focus is often on the driver and the company. Did the driver violate his hours of service? Was he on his phone? Did…
If you are unsure where to begin once you have suffered a loss that might be covered by your insurance company, you are not alone. Many questions involving the process…
Almost every lawsuit is subject to a procedural rule known as the statute of limitations. The statute of limitations is essentially a deadline for when your suit must be filed. …
We all have heard of the term “negligence,” but what does it mean? Negligence in a nutshell means failure to exercise the type of care that a reasonable person would…
